Plus, some users complained MakeMKV is not working with Mac OS Sierra.

The HD output promised by MakeMKV for Mac is appealing, and free to use, though limited to 60 days, is also a welcome feature. The file played perfectly over Plex on the bedroom TV in 4k and HDR.As a regular user of DVD/Blu-ray discs and prefer to backup, copy, share or extract video/game content off a DVD/Blu-ray disc, you’re probably familiar with MakeMKV, which is a rarely functional program enabling people to rip DVD and Blu-ray free. I played it in the theater on the projector and it looked good.so just need to confirm. I am still unclear about how 'downscaling' with Kodi playing 4k videos on a 1080p display actually works. Not gonna waste time, disc space and $$ ripping 4k discs, if the result in the main home theater is worse than a regular BD rip. While having the 4k in the bedroom is nice.my primary concern is still with the main home theater, so do not want to be watching a 'degrated' image. I suppose I should also rip the regular BD and do a comparison or maybe just compare to the actual BD in the BD player. The one thing I am not sure about is when I play the file in my 1080p theater (Odroid C2 running Kodi) is the 'downscaled' image equivalent to what it would have been if it was a rip from the regular BD for the movie.

Yesterday, I got the 4k BD for John Wick 2 and ripped it 1-1.came out at around 70gb. I recently got a 4k/HDR tv for my bedroom so now I am thinking about getting 4k discs going forward so I can watch them in 4k in the bedroom if I want. Click to expand.My main theater is still 1080p (Sony 40es projector).and I have been using Makemkv to rip all my blurays(currently at around 200 or so).

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