It converts the video clips from proprietary (and usually encrypted) disc into a set of MKV files, preserving most information but not changing it in any way. MakeMKV is a format converter, otherwise called "transcoder". MakeMKV is your one-click solution to convert video that you own into free and patents-unencumbered format that can be played everywhere. Other apps are available that will rip and compress for you in one move, and may be closer to what you need.You can find release notes for this version here: [Description: Whether this is worth it to you depends entirely whether the uncompressed rips the app produces are what you want. Once the beta is over, the developers say the DVD ripping functionality will remain free, with a charge of just over $55 to continue using the program’s Blu-ray ripping capabilities.
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It gets regular updates, and displays a rather blunt message telling you to download the new version before quitting - you can’t use an outdated version of the app unless you’ve paid for a registration key. MakeMKV review: CostĪt the time of writing, MakeMKV is in beta and is free. With a fast drive, it’s not a long time to wait, however - you may wait longer if you choose to recompress the rips in another app after Make MKV has finished its work.
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Many modern drives can manage a speed of 24x (1x is 1,385kB/s, so 24x is 33.24kB/s, suggesting a full 4.7GB rip in just over 3.5 minutes) but overheads within the PC, and traffic on the USB bus if you’re using it, can eat in to this. The speed of data transfer, therefore, is going to be largely governed by the speed of your DVD-ROM drive. There’s no transcoding going on, so no extra work for your computer’s processor. There’s no GPU acceleration, but then there doesn’t need to be - all it’s doing is taking the raw video stream from the DVD and placing it in a container file. (Image credit: MakeMKV) MakeMKV review: SpeedĪs it doesn’t compress, MakeMKV puts less strain on your PC’s processor than other ripping apps. Of course, a solution like WinX DVD Ripper Platinum (opens in new tab) does all this for you, quicker.
MakeMKV and Handbrake make a very nice partnership here, one producing the rips and the other compressing to your exact specifications, especially as both are free.
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The feature set isn't as broad as the likes of Wondershare Uniconverter (opens in new tab), but it does enough.Īs it doesn’t compress, MakeMKV produces larger files than other ripping programs, so you’ll need to be prepared for this with plenty of hard drive space in your PC or on an external drive ready to take the files. The app can rip from DVDs, Blu-rays and the defunct HD-DVD format, should you have a working drive laying around. ISOs are exact copies of disks that can be mounted in ‘virtual’ disk drives and act exactly like their spinning, 12cm counterparts.
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The program can also work with ISO files you may have saved on your PC. All you do is point it to your DVD drive, and it does the rest.
There’s nothing much in the way of configuring to do, apart from setting an output directory for your MKV files to be saved to and how long the app tries to read sections of disk that are giving it problems. Being such a simple program, MakeMKV is extremely simple to use.
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