PlexCleaner VS libdvdcss-dll

I use this: https://github.com/ptr727/PlexCleaner

I used Plex Cleaner for exactly this. And I have it set to run weekly automatically so new content that's added gets scanned for unknown tracks to be renamed too.

Some options. You could also just use ffmpeg/handbrake and batch convert. 1. Plex Cleaner 2. Tdarr 3. Unmanic 4. Sickbeard MP4 Automator

I used PlexCleaner to fix this. It worked great. PlexCleaner can do a lot of stuff, but I only used it for this issue. In order to edit audio track labels, the files have to be MKV's, but PlexCleaner can also remux your files to MKV if necessary.

PlexCleaner appears more complete, active and only requires a simple config-file, not writing plugins from scratch...

Plexcleaner https://github.com/ptr727/PlexCleaner

I have an app that sanitizes media: https://github.com/ptr727/PlexCleaner/

If you want to rip with handbrake, you'll need libdvdcss. Put libdvdcss-2.dll (64 bit) in C:\Program Files\HandBrake

VideoLAN hosts an older Windows build that most likely still works. If it doesn't, there's this.

You can enable handbrake to decrypt DVDs itself with libdvdcss.

A little more complicated than VLC, but totally worth it if you're doing a bunch of stuff at once. The only caveat is that you'll need to copy/paste libdvdcss.dll (the DVD decryption library) to the install directory, usually "C:\Program Files\HandBrake", because without it, it can't read the discs, but once you've got that down, you can just configure your preferred options, hit "Start Encode" and let it do the rest.