That advantage would be support for Intel's QuickSync. However, Handbrake is free, and it has one really nice advantage, which is the main focus of my question. AnyDVD HD can actually perform the rip and encode and DVDFab also has Blu-Ray encoding software. So, I'm using Handbrake for encoding, and I don't have any problems with it.
Now, this might end up being a bit subjective. I don't want to spend that sort of cash (more than I spend on an OS license!) and regret it. Do these programs get updated enough to tackle newer securities? Have you run into any annoying bugs like I mentioned above? MakeMKV is $50 and the other two are over $100 for a lifetime license. I'm really curious about any sort of user testimonials. The latter is an all-encompassing suite, but they also have a program specifically for ripping Blu-Rays. The two big kahunas that I've seen are AnyDVD HD and DVDFab. Well, anyone that knows me knows that I don't like restarting my machine so, I'd like to move away from MakeMKV toward something that works better. It also takes forever to reboot (~5 minutes), because the failed unmounting screws up Explorer. The only way to fix this problem (that I've found) is to reboot the system. Every 1-3 discs, the software screws up, and fails to unmount the Blu-Ray disc.
It's still on the 30-day trial that you start off with, but I'm not happy with it. So, for ripping, I'm currently using MakeMKV. However, I've got two rather pressing questions in regard to ripping and encoding. I've got quite a large Blu-Ray collection, and I've started getting into ripping it so I can access the videos easily on my TVs via a HTPC.
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