Ripping Blu-ray Discs

[runLoganrun]

I've been succesfully ripping some blu-ray dvd's, using any dvdhd, and clonecd, however any dvdhd doesn't always remove the adverts and trailers. I know how to edit this w/ a reg dvd, but is there a way, using this system, creating iso's, to edit all that out?? These movies are taking up serious space at 40gb a pop. I've downloaded movies, like Star Wars, in greater than 720p res, and the files are much smaller, ~16GB's.
thanks,
rlr

[Bigrick]

ok just to set things clear anydvd hd does not actually REMOVE the adverts and trailers from the disc when you rip it and this button is checked off all it does is start the disc from the menu. at this time slysoft does not have a software that will remove the trailers and warnings completly but if you wanted to save space you can rip just the movie by using TsMuxer and when i say just movie thats it it will take away all menus and trailers

[mojojojo1972]

I also use Tsmuxer for cut feature,Using this you can save alot of space from each movie taking away the end credits which will give you around 400mb per movie and if you have 10 movies it soon adds up

[runLoganrun]

thanks, I'm going to check that out, I've used it to convert other things to blu-ray, like mkv files, I was wondering if it would do that.
rlr

[runLoganrun]

ok just to set things clear anydvd hd does not actually REMOVE the adverts and trailers from the disc when you rip it and this button is checked off all it does is start the disc from the menu. at this time slysoft does not have a software that will remove the trailers and warnings completly but if you wanted to save space you can rip just the movie by using TsMuxer and when i say just movie thats it it will take away all menus and trailers

ok- how do i rip w/ tsmuxer? I've only used it to extract mkv files to convert to blu-ray.
thanks,
rlr

[runLoganrun]

ok, so if anyone is interested, I figured this out, you can use tsmuxer, you have to go in to the stream folder of the disc and pick out just the movie stream (biggest one) .m2ts file, from there w/ tsmuxer you can further remove unwanted other audio and video streams, and then you burn a .iso w/ Imgburn, grab your virtual drive, and off you go. this significantly reduces the file size of a blu-ray movie, it's great.

[Adbear]

I think there's a guide in the first sticky on this forum

[Bigrick]

not to mention thats its been gone over thousands of times on here but hey, he's helping:D