The Last Complete Blu-ray/DVD Ripping Solutions 2– The perfect Blu-ray/DVD 1:1 Backup with all audio tracks and subtitles streams preserved
To protect the expensive Blu-ray Discs from scratching, more and more people are tending to make a backup of their Blu-ray collections. As an experienced user of various Blu-ray ripper tools, the author of this post is pleased to help beginners to make a perfect 1:1 copy with lossless quality
Maybe you have read many reviews like top 10 Blu-ray rippers, 6 ways ripping Blu-ray to PC and so on, but you’ll find Pavtube ByteCopy the best fit for making 1:1 backup of Blu-ray movies after comparing and testing by yourself.
Lossless Blu-ray to MKV backup on Mac: keep all audio/subtitles tracks and chapters
The following guide shows how to do lossless Blu-ray to MKV backup on Mac with all audio/subtitles tracks and chapters preserved. If you are looking for such a solution, just feel free to check it.
[Sharing]3 ways for lossless Blu-ray backup: BD to BD, BD to ISO and BD to MKV
Why bother making a copy of your Blu-ray Disc while you have already got a BD Player or PS3? Most of all, it is difficult to protect an expensive and brittle Blu-ray disc from scratches and worn out due to frequently use. A backup copy will keep original Blu-ray disc safe and clean. Here we pick out and compare 3 lossless Blu-ray backing up methods for beginners that would like to back up Blu-ray collections. Any of them allows for 1080p video and multiple audio and subtitle streams when copying Blu-ray movie. Read on to find a best fit for you.
Posted on : 23-02-2011 | By : admin | In : Blu-ray to MKV
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Lossless Back up/Copy/convert Blu-ray DVD to MKV with all subtitle and audio streams retained
When creating backup of Blu-ray movie, many guys choose to copy m2ts streams from Blu-ray Disc to retain lossless quality and all the audio streams and subtitles. I want to point out that it is not an ideal solution for watching BD movies. In the first place, most media players do not play the .m2ts file type. What’s more, the m2ts streams are usually not in numeral sequence and you have to sort them out before playing back. A better solution has come up with the release of Pavtube ByteCopy software, which lets you have all the BD contents (video, audio and subtitle streams) in one MKV file without degrading the original quality. The software is very flexible for multi-subtitle and audio solutions. You can either have all audios and subtitles or just keep the ones you choose.
