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Thread: Will Plex read untouched Blu-ray files?

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    Lightbulb Will Plex read untouched Blu-ray files?

    All of my blu-rays on Plex are encoded. Can Plex read untouched Blu-rays? I also wonder what that would do for loading times. I'd assume 60GB files would be slower to read than 20GB files.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mac011 View Post
    All of my blu-rays on Plex are encoded. Can Plex read untouched Blu-rays? I also wonder what that would do for loading times. I'd assume 60GB files would be slower to read than 20GB files.
    As far as I know you can use only encoded
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xanadu View Post
    As far as I know you can use only encoded
    I'll have to give it a try and see what happens. Perhaps I should encode my Blu-rays with 0 compression so that I don't lose too much quality.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mac011 View Post
    I'll have to give it a try and see what happens. Perhaps I should encode my Blu-rays with 0 compression so that I don't lose too much quality.
    Sure,any software that allows you to rip lossless is good,practically you get a remux...
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    @Xanadu Any thoughts on MakeMKV? Do you have a preference?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mac011 View Post
    @Xanadu Any thoughts on MakeMKV? Do you have a preference?
    It does the job,you get 100% lossless original quality audio and video and it's extremely simple to use.I haven't checked for some time to see other programs,I don't have other preference for the moment.
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