Hi10P - How to encode?

Originally Posted by olyteddy 

First you don't 'rip a disc' to anything but its original format. 'Ripping' is copying it to another disk (your Hard Drive) pure and simple. What you use to accomplish this depends entirely on the source. If it's encrypted (most commercial or pressed disks are) you'll need to decrypt it. DVDFab, AnyDVD and MakeMKV are three popular decrypters. If it's a burned disk just copy it by drag and drop or whatever your favorite disc copying method is.
Once you've ripped the disk you can use the files on the hard drive to encode it to Hi10P, perhaps using this guide I found using Google: http://animestash.info/forum/index.php?topic=25121.0

Originally Posted by renethx 

Basically you just need to replace x264 (8 bit) by x264 (10 bit) in any GUI of x264. That's it. MeGUI is one of them. BluRip is an all-in-one ripping/x-264 encoding program (you can do ripping and encoding in one process). Ripbot264 (another x264 GUI) includes both x264 (8 bit) and x264 (10 bit) and you can select either from GUI.