It is really easy to use, with lots of options and a number of different presets for those who don't want to set all the options themselves. The new version of handbrake will now even natively read Blu-Ray, and is far faster than the previous version, at least for Blu-Ray (I haven't tried it for DVDs yet). Personally, I use a combination of AnyDVD* to decrypt and Handbrake to convert. Users are themselves responsible for complying with local law when installing and using AnyDVD. * Installing and/or using AnyDVD is illegal in some countries. KCJACK WHS 2011 i3 processor, 8 Gig DD3 Memory, 20 TB Disk storage, Addins: My Movies 2.1.2, Stablebit Drive pool, Serviio 0.6.1.0 I have recently started seperating my DVD and Blu-rays between my WHS and my HTPC so I can have more control and file segregation. I normally have zero issues ripping DVDs with AnyDVD*, but Blu-ray can be an issue. Do I need both Blu-Ray Copy and Blu-Ray to DVD Converter.

Decide what files to bring over from the disc and convert some blu-rays to DVD. I looked at DVDFab and got confused by some of the products.

I am looking for more control of some of my rips. I just had big issues trying to rip the Blu-Ray 'The Expendables' to my PC using AnyDVD*.

Dvdfab 11 ripping very slow