willharris10
Active Member
I have AnyDVD HD and DVD Shrink and Make MKV.
For TV series I usually just rip an ISO as I want the folder structure and on screen navigation. I want it to behave exactly as if the real disc was in a player.
But I'm struggling with slow ripping speeds of between 2 & 3 MB/sec. This means it's taking 30-40 minutes to rip a DVD ISO file. This is the same length of time it's taking to rip the ISO or MKV of a BluRay disc.
If I use DVD Shrink and re-author to backup, the film only, it takes around 10 minutes. So why is AnyDVD ISO Ripper running so slowly? I have seen it run fast in the past. Suddenly the drive spins up and I can hear it whirring. But the last few discs (Brother & Sisters Series 2 and 3) have been running painfully slowly.
Drive is an LG BluRay Drive - Super Multi Blue and is only about 2 months old. HDD is a Western Digital Caviar Green 1.5Tb of the same vintage. Both SATA 2 connected.
Thanks!
For TV series I usually just rip an ISO as I want the folder structure and on screen navigation. I want it to behave exactly as if the real disc was in a player.
But I'm struggling with slow ripping speeds of between 2 & 3 MB/sec. This means it's taking 30-40 minutes to rip a DVD ISO file. This is the same length of time it's taking to rip the ISO or MKV of a BluRay disc.
If I use DVD Shrink and re-author to backup, the film only, it takes around 10 minutes. So why is AnyDVD ISO Ripper running so slowly? I have seen it run fast in the past. Suddenly the drive spins up and I can hear it whirring. But the last few discs (Brother & Sisters Series 2 and 3) have been running painfully slowly.
Drive is an LG BluRay Drive - Super Multi Blue and is only about 2 months old. HDD is a Western Digital Caviar Green 1.5Tb of the same vintage. Both SATA 2 connected.
Thanks!