I have earlier written about backing up a CD collection on Linux. Lately I have been using Linux less on my desktop, but still all the time on my phone and media PC. As a consequence I chose to back up my latest acquired CD using Windows (apparently people still buy a few CDs in […]
Tags: CD, Flac, Foobar2000, mp3tag, Ripping, Windows
A while back I started to back up my DVD collection using Linux (dvdbackup and Handbrake). For Blu-ray disks I have unfortunately not found any good solutions for Linux and only open source software. Therefore, this guide will show how you may back up your Blu-rays on the MS Windows platform, using AnyDVD HD, BDInfo, […]
Tags: AnyDVD HD, BDinfo, Blu-ray, Eac3to, Movies, Ripping, tsMuxer, XBMC
Ripping and transcoding DVDs in Linux is very easy, but there are many ways of doing it. Personally, I prefer combining the command line tool dvdbackup with Handbrake. The reason I why I do this is to be able to rip a number of DVDs to my hard drive, and then to transcode them over […]
Tags: DVD, dvdbackup, Handbrake, Ripping, transcoding, Ubuntu
I must admit that I rarely listen to any music besides Metallica. However, my girlfriend and I have a small collection of dust-collecting CDs which would be much better off digitalized and stored in a computer. To me anything which is on a computer is far more accessible than anything on a plastic disc. In […]
Tags: Asunder, CD, EasyTag, Flac, Grip, mp3tag, Music, OSS, Ripping, Sounc Juicer
