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21st April 2009, 03:43
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VID2EVA Blu-Ray to MKV Toolset
Hi,
I've been using AnyDVD to rip all my DVD and Blu-Ray collection so I can watch them on my EVA9150. So far I've been able to rip every DVD except for Sex and the City (which isn't a bad thing!!) For anyone who uses Netgear's EVA8000 or EVA9150 Digital Entertainers, I thought it would be worth spreading the word about a free toolset that will convert your AnyDVD ripped films to a neat MVK file. I totallly recommend VID2EVA. Its a great toolset. All you need to do is right mouse click the AnyDVD ripped folder and away you go!  VID2EVA can be found at http://www/vid2eva.com Regs, Numb 
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7th June 2010, 03:26
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Rip Blu-ray DVDs easiest
I'm afraid that the easiest way to get a MKV is to just rip the BR with Blu-ray Ripper. Takes 20-50 min and you have a MKV file ready to play. It is about the easiest program I've ever used.
you can find the best software here: 
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8th June 2010, 01:30
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Who uses a mac anyway?
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