Upon launching it, you will be taken to the “ Source Selection” screen. Select the video file/ISO or disc drive you want.Īnd MakeMKV will load it in just a few seconds.MakeMKV‘s process of loading files couldn’t be any simpler. Loading files/Folders/ISOs or DVD/Blu-ray discs Handbrake, on the other hand, seems to be hiding a more nuanced collection of buttons and menus behind the “Source Selection” screen you see upon launching it. (A difference exacerbated on slower machines.) InterfaceĪt first glance, MakeMKV seems to have the more simplistic interface Just a couple of buttons at the top of the interface that covers the most basic functions. However, while MakeMKV was pretty straightforward and we had a running app in just a few clicks, HandBrake has a few additional resources like: HandBrakeCLI-20210701211639-1b7c4ba58-master-win-aarch64.zip, which is a library that gives HandBrake extra functionality.Īs far as the apps themselves are concerned, they both booted quite fast with HandBrake taking a fraction of a second more. An alternative to MakeMKV and HandBrakeīoth MakeMKV and HandBrake’s installation files are about 13MBs.
Ability to rip copy-protected DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and files.Loading files/Folders/ISOs or DVD/Blu-ray discs.
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