The one caveat to MKV files is that if they include forced subtitles, they may not always be picked up by some players. Lets understand that both MT2S (Blue Ray) and VOB (DVD) video are already in a form of compression and thus, you are compressing an already compressed file when using Handbrake. As for those that go directly to Handbrake for all of their files, I can only be envious that they don't see the difference as I surely do on my TV and computer screen between the full file and the Handbrake compressed file. If you have faith in PLEX doing the on the fly conversions then perhaps you are saving a step. Thus, a full archive library with top quality files and a 2nd for small devices. With this scenario, I would prefer to create a 2nd file that matches the needs of these smaller devices. The catch then becomes that this highest quality may not be a good match for smaller devices than a computer or TV. In my case, I prefer the highest quality product/file I can achieve when archiving my discs. There are lots of variations on a theme as well as desired output.
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