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As Matt_C pit it. That for me is the reason. No need to wade through menus. And to be honest, with a bit of care one has a rip that matches the original BD for visual quality. I'm very hard pressed to tell the difference between a qood quality rip and the original BD source.
Its subjective, but my test is the load the BD, whilst it's crabbing through ads, warnings of imprisonment for my offspring, trailers, and what not load the via the PCH 300, play to a chapter, pause both and switch between the two. Same TV, same amp. Different source player (Panny BD vs A300). Audio quality is identical. Visual quality... I'm hard pressed to tell the difference.
In terms of time, well I have a couple of spare rigs I can devote to this; I find it best to copy several BDs to ISOs (and strip out the unwanted stuff at that stage) and use the ISO's as he source, to another disk on a separate controller, and run as a batch. Works for me.
Not done every disk in my collection, some stuff I watched once and was thankful they were from Blockbusters (?) closing down sale or [email protected], some I just haven't got round to doing.
But end result is no more hunting through a library (just scrolling down a list), and no more endless unskippable ads, trailers, warnings, and naff menus. |
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