Ripping my DVDs

Just throw them in the trash where they belong and download a transcode if you ever feel like watching any of them. Fucking hoarders.

>>55854284
Your biggest limiter will be the amount of DVD drives you have connected to the computer, if you add more you can rip faster.
The only way to speed up the conversion is to use a faster processor and to use an SSD to speed I/O operations when ripping multiple DVDs at once.

If you don't want to do all the above you stuck with what you have.

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>>55854300
Because that would take much longer with my 3megabit per second DSL for only 4 hours a day, the rest of the day, I'm lucky to get 56k because Frontier Communications fucking blows donkey dicks.

>>55854284
Why the FUCK would you spend so much time and effort and yet not use 265?

>>55854367
I have 2 DVD drives installed, and I am using a mSATA SSD.

>>55854388
I don't think it's worth it to use 256 and Plex doesn't play well with it, in my experience

>>55854414
>I don't think it's worth it to use 256
>Literally 1/2 the size for equal quality

>>55854397
We'll not really sure what else could help you then aside from tuning the encoder settings and a faster proc.

>>55854284
rip the anime
throw away the rest
there, saved you a bunch of time and you got rid of all the garbage in your collection

>>55854460
Dont I need a fairly recent card in my HTPC or my server to view h.265?

>>55854687
Not at all. I'm using an old hand-me-down computer, and it works fine for me using VLC.
>Inb4 "using VLC, pleb."

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>>55855626
I just did a few encodes, and I don't see a file size difference, but the encode time was tripled...so yea