In this video it still takes 20-ish minutes to rip a DVD or Blu-Ray disc however when using GPU Encoding with HandBrake that 2 hour encode time has been cut down to around 20 minutes as well!!! Yes, you read that right instead of it taking almost 2-1/2 hours to create a digital back up copy of a movie for your home media server it can now be done in 30 to 50 minutes depending on the length of the movie being backed up. So a 2 hour movie took about 2 hours to encode making the entire backup process for one movie take about 2 hours and 20 minutes. Intel QuickSync, AMD VCE and Nvidia NVENC to make the video encoding process go much more quickly! In the following video I made in 2018 using an Intel i7-4790K CPU it took me 20-ish minutes to rip a disc and then about the length of the movie being backed up to encode it with Handbrake. I also learned how to enable GPU Encoding in HandBrake, i.e. Recently however, I learned how to simplify the entire process by configuring Handbrake to both rip and encode movies rather than having to use Make MKV to rip and then switching to Handbrake to encode. I’ve been making digital backup copies of my DVD’s and Blu-Ray discs for my home PLEX media server for several years now using Make MKV and Handbrake. To get this to work you want to name it libaacs.dll like you see on screen. I misspoke at this point and didn’t catch it before posting the video live.
!!Update!! at 2:55 in this video I say to rename a file to libaccs.dll but on screen you see me type out libaacs.dll.
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