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Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

commit832 — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 19:49:40 GMT

nichhit25:

elephant:

I had not heard of BlueRay rips before .. what software are people using ?

Windows and/or Max OSX please :)

Hi, there, it’s my pleasure to share my experience here. Personally, I use Pavtube blu-ray ripper to handle my blu-ray disks, besides ripping blu-rays to many other audio and video formats, it has a "Directly Copy” function, which enables users to directly copy blu-rays to the hard drive of the computer or the external hard drive without any loss of the original quality. Also, it has a Mac version that is Pavtube Blu-ray ripper for Mac. Hope my info helps.

I am used ,it is nice ,thank you .why do not you sharing a link (http://www.pavtube.com/blu-ray-ripper/ ),So we will find it easier

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

nichhit25 — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 00:25:58 GMT

elephant:

I had not heard of BlueRay rips before .. what software are people using ?

Windows and/or Max OSX please :)

Hi, there, it’s my pleasure to share my experience here. Personally, I use Pavtube blu-ray ripper to handle my blu-ray disks, besides ripping blu-rays to many other audio and video formats, it has a "Directly Copy” function, which enables users to directly copy blu-rays to the hard drive of the computer or the external hard drive without any loss of the original quality. Also, it has a Mac version that is Pavtube Blu-ray ripper for Mac. Hope my info helps.

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

TripEnglish — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 21:27:43 GMT

mr_anders_son:

1. You can connect to MAC without any problem.I do

2. DVD/CD cover works ofcourse to, and it´s very easy to get them

Interesting on both points, but if anything it highlights the fact that there is no support and that it was confirmed to me that it was not Mac compatible. I assume that you're dropping in the files w/ a jpeg of the same name? This is how it works on WD.

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

DoubleU — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 19:50:13 GMT

SlySoft AnyDVD HD

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

elephant — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 19:24:17 GMT

I had not heard of BlueRay rips before .. what software are people using ?

Windows and/or Max OSX please :)

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

Seanie_230 — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 17:38:51 GMT

one nice touch that has been added is Genuis mixes which appeared on i tunes in the 9.0 update.

it gathers together a playlist of like for like music

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

stefan — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 16:51:24 GMT

I forgot the startup time. It´s very fast. The curtain of my BV7-40 is working again!

Price was 240 Euro.

And now it`s time for the "Hymn Of The Seventh Galaxy"......(again)

Stefan

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

stefan — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 16:42:32 GMT

I have a Tvix 6500 too ad it`s really great. But this weekend I installed an LG BD 390 BR player. Also fully PUC controlled it can play Blu-Rays and HD movies from USB HD and via network. I have an 1 TB NTFS USB HD and a 1 TB Mac OS HD via airport station connected. UI is very simple. The YouTube feature is working great and is fun. The BD 390 decodes DD, DTS, DD True HD, DTS HD...It supports linkrooms directly as it handles digital and analogue video AND audio simultanously !

Right now I`m watching to a BR: Return To Forever Live in Montreaux 2008 with Chick Corea, Al Di Meola, Stanley Clarke and Lenny White in Cinema mode. Great picture and DTS HD sound..besides great music!!! So I´m thinking about selling my Tvix......

Stefan

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

mr_anders_son — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 15:06:57 GMT

...and BR goes well to can I see on Tvix forum

BUT with different succes over NAS etc

I have a 2 TB HD in my Tvix with DVD movies and a extern Western USB HD 1TB there I have DVD movie boxes and Musicvideos

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

mr_anders_son — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 15:04:05 GMT

steph:

In fact, i want to rip because i want to browse all my DVD/Blu-Ray with my Beo4/5 on the TV screen like Mr Anders son with the DVD...

Exactley!!I dont either want to use my DVDs. Now that have rip all my movies, I have begin to watch them again

Not only collecting dust

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

steph — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 14:39:03 GMT

OK, thanks,

but what do you mean "you don't have to rip" ?

In fact, i want to rip because i want to browse all my DVD/Blu-Ray with my Beo4/5 on the TV screen like Mr Anders son with the DVD...

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

DoubleU — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 14:29:37 GMT

Yes, tvix will play any video format, including br-rips. You can also take a look at a Popcorn Hour C200. Add a cheap blue ray drive in it and you don't have to rip your br-dvd. Popcorn is also PUC-controlled.

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

steph — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 14:16:20 GMT

Is it possible to rip blu-rays into the Tivx or it only accept the SD DVD ?

I'm very tempted to rip all my DVD collection on a machine which work with the PUC and the Beo4/Beo5.

I've already rip all my Music into the BeoMaster5 and access it with the BeoSound 5, it's a delight...

The Tivx maybe the solution and is use by B&O for some demos.

But with the new HD area and the Blu-Ray format, i'd like to rip the Blu-Ray into the machine.

And i think i'm ready now for the brand new BeoVision 10, so Blu-Ray are the way to go i think.

Is the Tvix a solution or... ?

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

mr_anders_son — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 13:08:53 GMT

beojeff:

It certainly looks like the Tvix 6500 is an affordable substitute for Kaleidescape. After having all of my music accessible via BeoSystem 5, I find that I no longer need the CDs. It's nice to get rid of that clutter. It would be great to be able to do the same with my DVD library and have it accessible via the Tvix 6500.

Yes Kaleidescape goes for aprox 9500EUR!!!!

But I think Tvix is not useble for CDs, Apple Tvis the best option

Re: Apple TV adds internet Radio

beojeff — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 12:32:33 GMT

It certainly looks like the Tvix 6500 is an affordable substitute for Kaleidescape. After having all of my music accessible via BeoSystem 5, I find that I no longer need the CDs. It's nice to get rid of that clutter. It would be great to be able to do the same with my DVD library and have it accessible via the Tvix 6500.