The newest version of Nero Recode does it encode sub-titles as part of the .mp4 file? Biggest pet peeve is converting the DVDs / Blu-Rays into single file format that also includes the sub-titles that can be streamed from my NAS to DLNA devices. Have to go through several steps to do one thing. Other than ripping DVDs with AnyDVD wanted a program that can read the files and convert them into a single file with sub-titles. Any ideas?
I've tried all the major ones including DVDFab, Nero Recode 9-12 and I use DVDdecrypter + Handbrake mostly.
Also use MKVtoolnix for muxing, and used DVDdecryter + imgburn to create a full ISO image (nothing touched) on the WDTV Live Hub's hard drive to playback exactly like a DVD player would.
Having them on HDD in .iso format is the way to go. With the physical disc tucked away in a closet. The only discs you should tolerate this "day in age" are Blu-rays.
HDMI to TV. VLC player riddled with errors and crashes??? That's an easy fix, stability is now the norm.
I can backup my son's DVD & BR movies onto consumer media that I don't mind him destroying. I have it installed on a system with an NVidia SLI setup, and this software will do GPU transcoding. Saves a good deal of time.
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