You may need to compress and convert your ripped movies with Handbrake.
But huge files take up a lot of space, and MKV files don’t work with some devices (like Apple TV).
Compressing and Converting: Some people like to rip their movies as giant lossless files. We suggest using MakeMKV, as it’s free and works great with 4K UHD Blu-rays. Ripping Software: You need specialized software to rip movies from discs. (You may need to convert your files to the MPEG format before burning them to a disc). But Windows and Linux users will need to stick with ImgBurn. Burning Software: Mac users can burn DVDs or Blu-rays directly from the Finder. We suggest using VLC, as it works with everything and has a great support community. Windows Media Player, for example, doesn’t work with Blu-ray discs. Media Playback Software: Most media players are terrible at their job. The ASUS 16X is a great option, and it’s sold as an internal or external drive. Even if you have a Blu-ray drive, you may need to upgrade to start playing and ripping discs of this ilk. About 4K UHD: Some older Blu-ray drives refuse to work with 4K UHD discs. The fastest speed you’ll see in a DVD drive is 24X, and the fastest speed you’ll see in a Blu-ray drive is 16X. 
These speeds are usually expressed in terms like 8X or 16X, where 16X is twice the speed of 8X.
Write Speed: A disc drive’s write speed determines how quickly it can burn files to a disc. 
Drive Type: A Blu-ray drive can play DVDs, but a DVD drive can’t play Blu-ray discs.But even if you already own a Blu-ray or DVD drive, you might need to buy a new one to play, burn, or rip discs.
A Disc Player: You’ll need a RW drive (rewritable drive) to play, burn, and rip discs.
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