
You can also select the audio tracks you want to keep (DTS or DTS-HD, Dolby Digital 5.1 or TrueHD) and subtitle tracks. The video is not re-encoded and retains all the qualities offered by the Blu-ray 3D. By checking this box, MakeMKV will rip Blu-ray 3D MVC automatically AVC Top & Bottom (or framepacking) without loss. Drop in the main movie, you can see that you can select an MVC box. Will be removed preferably all the trailers and clips, which are the smallest tracks (up to 5 GB), keeping only the main movie. Then a small window will appear with several tracks to rip or not the Blu-ray 3D. You then click on the icon "Blu-ray => HDD" MakeMKV and decrypt Blu-ray 3D to blast protection. Simply insert the Blu-ray 3D in your HTPC, launch MakeMKV.

The handling is very simple, no need to soft decryption like AnyDVD HD, MakeMKV does everything alone, and automatically. Rip Blu-ray 3D with MakeMKV lossless 3D Full HD this video is multiplexed 3D MKV container. Here we'll show you how to rip and store the contents of a 3D Blu-ray disc in an MKV in AVC/MVC 3D. The MakeMKV software can rip Blu-ray 3D directly in AVC/MVC 3D Framepacking (Top & Bottom) 1920 x 2160 pixels + the small band of 45 pixels between the two images placed above/below as you can see on the display. By testing these two very powerful players on 3D playback, I could make an interesting experience before me and I thank Basthi by the way. How annoyed it is for a Blu-ray enthusiast! As you know, multimedia players that support the AVC/MVC (the codec used by Blu-ray 3D) have recently emerged as the Sidewinder Xtreamer or Mede8er of MED1000X3D. Watching 3D Blu-rays is already not an easy thing, as most 3D player can't recognize these discs. I've tested the 3D MKV playback encoded AVC/MVC with MakeMKV and I wanted to give you a little return on it. Both drives work well with ISO Blu-ray 3D except that they do not support menus (or Lite menus in 3D, but in 2D yes), but that is not the subject of this tutorial. These are the 3 Xtreamer Sidewinder and MED1000X3D of Mede8er. In fact, I'm currently testing two new compatible media players AVC/MVC, thus managing the ISO Blu-ray 3D.



I propose a small and brief tutorial, which is more information than anything else, but very interesting.
