Netflix, Netflix, Netlix... still a lot of waiting ?

[wyhtmgm]

I've used DVDFab for years and expect to continue doing so. I occasionally buy discs to rip, and convert them to MP4/MKV files using Handbrake. I donate the discs to Goodwill after I have copies on hard drive. I also rent blu rays, including 4K UHD discs, from 3D-BlurayRental.com. I get about 4 discs per week at ~$4 per disc.

What's the advantage of using Handbrake? I rip in DVDFab 12 directly to H265 and CRF to get really small files, When streaming I use StreamFab and then DVDFab 12 to get the CRF (Unifab and I don't get along.) So, where does Handbrake come in for you?

[weavermovies]

I'm sure this all has a direct impact on the price of a slice of pizza in Afghanistan when compared to what a pound of San Marzano tomatoes cost in Campania, Italy.....

I just wish I was enlightened enough to know what it has to do with the current title of this thread.

[JeffDavis]

What's the advantage of using Handbrake? ... So, where does Handbrake come in for you?

It's just the tool I use to convert the DVD or blu ray, once it has been decrypted and copied to a hard drive folder (i.e. using DVDFAB's Full Disc Copy mode), into standalone video files. One video file per movie or tv episode.