Movie Library ?

[cannemi]

I am looking for a relatively inexpensive way to take my DVD/BluRay's and put them into my Media library. Everything I am looking at is 2-3K for hardware. I want to utilize my current NAS but I am looking for a hardware device that will rip it the I can import right in. Do any of the popcorn devices do that? Looking for some good ideas. Seeing my current NAS is 20TB.

Thanks

[thecodeman]

diamond designs now has a Core server that will do what youre looking for. Email james @ diamondhomedesign.com

[SMHarman]

I am looking for a relatively inexpensive way to take my DVD/BluRay's and put them into my Media library. Everything I am looking at is 2-3K for hardware. I want to utilize my current NAS but I am looking for a hardware device that will rip it the I can import right in. Do any of the popcorn devices do that? Looking for some good ideas. Seeing my current NAS is 20TB.

Thanks

You hook up your NAS with a collection of drivers and movie ripping software

http://www.extravegetables.com/sites/default/files/Rip%20Tag%20Play%20-%20A%20Guide%20to%20Movie%20Serving.pdf

This means you need MyMovies for your PC (not MAC)

Any DVD to decrypt

Then a popbox or similar player

http://www.extravegetables.com/products/popcorn-hourpopbox

And their popbox and mymovies drivers

http://www.extravegetables.com/products/my-movies

Total costs are detailed on page 10 of the PDF. Diamond Designs (as mentioned ^) is your go to for the PopBox.

[abeasst]

I just use anydvd to rip all my movies and store them on my synology NAS. I then have my domain server run my movies with the mymovies EV driver to pull all the info into control4. I use a popcorn hour for the streaming. All in I have PCH-C300 $350, MYmovies $100, mymovies driver $100 (I think), synology NAS $1K, and my server I already had.