Questions about ripping blu rays?

[HIimHISH]

I want to back up my blu rays. After I back up my blu rays is there anyway for me to tell its been ripped. Like is there a TRACE on my blu ray that id be able to tell.

[redwudz]

No.

[Noahtuck]

If they are your's why would it matter ?

https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/334187-Question-about-ripping-blu-ray

LOL!!

[HIimHISH]

Doesn't matter why it matters, I dont feel like explaining the situation so just answer my question.

[Noahtuck]

Doesn't matter why it matters, I dont feel like explaining the situation so just answer my question.

LOL!!!

Sharp as a bag of wet hair i see

[HIimHISH]

Doesn't matter why it matters, I dont feel like explaining the situation so just answer my question.

LOL!!!

Sharp as a bag of wet hair i see

If you're not going to hjelp then don't respond. Dont think your sweet over for insulting someone over an internet forum bro..

[Noahtuck]

he ONLY reason I'm backing them up is BECAUSE my friend and I went HALFS on a blu ray and he keeps it as his house and wont let me keep it at mine! So don';t you dare tell me thats illegal and just answer my goddamn question.

Oh my....

How many way's can we say FU*KTARD!!!
LMAO!!!!

[fritzi93]

No kidding. Just like in the OP's other thread. In before the thread gets locked.

[gll99]

I want to back up my blu rays. After I back up my blu rays is there anyway for me to tell its been ripped. Like is there a TRACE on my blu ray that id be able to tell.

If you mean on the original BR disc then the answer is no. The ripping software is read only and cannot write to the original disc which is locked.

If you mean the backup, your external player's firmware probably knows if it is an original disc or not but the worse it can do is refuse to play it. There is no way for the player to know that this isn't a home authored disc unless it's connected to the internet and can somehow check certain data hidden in the video. Even though I write that it's plausible it's not likely.

The ripping / converting programs however will leave trace information on your computer such as temp files, paths in ini files, registry and logs. Windows too as part of its normal functions also keeps track of recently accessed files on your hdd in various directories and in the registry. A forensic scan of your computer could reveal information including details about the disc such as the name of the movie.

[HIimHISH]

he ONLY reason I'm backing them up is BECAUSE my friend and I went HALFS on a blu ray and he keeps it as his house and wont let me keep it at mine! So don';t you dare tell me thats illegal and just answer my goddamn question.

Oh my....

How many way's can we say FU*KTARD!!!
LMAO!!!!

Woah dude, your coolness level. It's off the charts. Guys, isn't this guy so cool? Look at you man, you must feel SO cool attempting to put someone down on the internet. I must thank you for bumping my thread though, got me an answer. So thank you for that <3

[johns0]

Thread locked,it's illegal to have a copy of the disc if the original isn't kept in the same place.