Software for ripping Blu-Ray's?

[Maddalol]

Hi

 

Does anyone know about any good software for ripping Blu-Ray's??

[Padunkadunk]

Yup.

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MakeMKV does the job for me. It's currently still in beta (no worries, it works perfectly fine), so you can use it for free with regularly updated keys.

[JeffreyEagan]

...Isn't this illegal.

[Padunkadunk]

...Isn't this illegal.

Not if you own the blu-ray being ripped.

[JeffreyEagan]

The moment you crack DRM (Digital Rights Managemnt) to rip the DVD, you've violated Title I of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. 17 U.S.C. 1201 prohibits circumvention of DRM.

Mhm.

[dfsdfgfkjsefoiqzemnd]

If the law is a problem, move to a civilized country. 

[JeffreyEagan]

CoC core values: Comply with U.S. and Canadian law.

[loccilucas]

The moment you crack DRM (Digital Rights Managemnt) to rip the DVD, you've violated Title I of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. 17 U.S.C. 1201 prohibits circumvention of DRM.

Mhm.

If you use the rip for personal use its fine, it's only illegal when you start selling them.

[JeffreyEagan]

If you use the rip for personal use its fine, it's only illegal when you start selling them.

No, it's still illegal once you break the DRM. See, it's kind of nice having a family member who's a cop.

[Maddalol]

MakeMKV does the job for me. It's currently still in beta (no worries, it works perfectly fine), so you can use it for free with regularly updated keys.

I'm gona try it when i get home. 

[loccilucas]

No, it's still illegal once you break the DRM. See, it's kind of nice having a family member who's a cop.

I'm pretty sure I'm right when talking about the UK could be wrong though.

I don't know anything about us law.

[JeffreyEagan]

I'm pretty sure I'm right when talking about the UK could be wrong though.

I don't know anything about us law.

That's not really how this forum works, we don't use UK law. we comply with the laws of canada and the US. Breaking DRM is illegal in both countries, wether it's for home use or not.

[smjpl]

That's not really how this forum works, we don't use UK law. we comply with the laws of canada and the US. Breaking DRM is illegal in both countries, wether it's for home use or not.

 

This forum isn't governed by any laws. When looking for advice you need to refer to the laws in your own country.

 

No, it's still illegal once you break the DRM. See, it's kind of nice having a family member who's a cop.

 

You are also also assuming that the software is being used on Blu-Rays that contain DRM. He may have a couple of Blu-Rays filled with DRM free information that he wished to rip to another Blu-Ray. Unlikely but you still cannot assume that it is intended for illegal use. 

[RJSX1]

I Don't get why you are getting so mad. He never said he was going to do it illegally. He might be doing it with legal stuff. 

[Dim]

You are also also assuming that the software is being used on Blu-Rays that contain DRM. He may have a couple of Blu-Rays filled with DRM free information that he wished to rip to another Blu-Ray. Unlikely but you still cannot assume that it is intended for illegal use. 

 

This is the stance I'm taking on this topic. I have removed all potentially offensive and derailing material from this topic.

 

Stick to the Code of Conduct when you have a dispute or you will find yourself with a temp ban.