Which One Should I Rip Blu-ray To, Mkv Or Iso?

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“For my ever growing movie collection I have been downloading and/or transcoding my own Bluray rips to smaller MKV's typically found here on bolt. My question is, is it worth it to keep Bluray ISO's for the best possible quality? ”
You'll need to consider on what devices you intend to play them on & if you decide to loan any movies out & whether those said devices support mkv, the more compatible option would be MP4, whether you use x264 or ffmpeg as encoders you more than likely won't see any difference in quality for SD. What are you intending to do with the resulting file? If you just want a simple media (ie video/audio/subtitle) file to play ISO probably isn't a particularly good choice. Depending on how you intend to play it MKV may not be either.
1. Load source Blu-ray content into best Blu-ray ripper
Start the Blu-ray to MKV converter and load source Blu-ray discs or folders to this program for converting.
2. Choose HD video format as output profile
Click Profile frame (Mac users click the icon before 3D) to enter Profile ...
... panel to select MKV as output profile.
MKV parameters are changeable in settings button after Profile frame (Mac users click "+" button to enter settings panel): codec, quality, video size, aspect ratio, bit rate, frame rate, etc.
3. Convert Blu-ray to MKV videos
Click convert button to start to convert Blu-ray to MKV videos. After the conversion, you can transfer Blu-ray to MKV player and watch Blu-ray in MKV videos.
This Blu-ray Ripper could rip and convert Blu-ray to video in both standard and HD video file formats for almost all popular devices, while sharing the same guide as converting Blu-ray to MKV.
User-friendly video editing features like adjusting video effects and adding watermarks are available for changing. Click how to edit Blu-ray or how to edit Blu-ray on Mac for detailed information. .

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