subject: Rip Bluray To Powerpoint, Insert Bluray Movie To Ppt For Presentation [print this page] Would it be possible to rip a Bluray movie and put it on Powerpoint for presentation? Yes, it is. You can insert any portion of clip/movie from Bluray into PowerPoint. Its not even necessary to know your computer configuration info. The Bluray to PowerPoint Ripper, aka Bluray to PPT Ripper, can help you quick rip Bluray to movie and convert to Powerpoint supported format avi, wmv, mpg.
What you need to rip Bluray to movie and put it on PowerPoint?
It takes time and a litte bit horsepower. Youll need a Bluray-ROM drive, and Bluray to PowerPoint Ripper. Blurays are nearly always copy protected, which means youll need a software program capable of decrypting the protection. Dont worry, its all set now.
Why this Bluray to PowerPoint Ripper ?
Remove protection from encrypted Bluray
Rip Blu-ray discs with fast speed and original HD-quality
Convert Blu-ray movie to PowerPoint videos and other videos
Extract audio from Blu-ray movie and capture movie images
Edit Bluray clip/movie by trimming, cropping, merging
Put bluray to iOS 5 devices iPhone 4S, iPod, iPad and other devices.
How do i rip a Bluray movie and put it on Powerpoint?
This is the step by step guide of Bluray to PowerPoint Ripper to show you how to convert Blu-ray disc to PowerPoint.
Note: if you use Mac OS X Lion, please free download Bluray Ripper OS X Lion, or see Mac Bluray Ripper guide.
Step 1: Free download: Bluray to PowerPoint Ripper, install and launch.
To load Bluray info, please click the Blu-ray Plus image button in the main interface;
or choose Load Blu-ray Playlist/Load Blu-ray File option under the File pull-down menu(Note: this super program also can manage DVDs and different videos for conversion)
Step 2: Choose output format
Select the output format for the movie from the Profile column and set the destination folder. Please choose mpg , wmv, or avi
Step 3: Hit start button to starting ripping
Now that youve successfully ripped movies from Bluray to hard disk, you can transcodes them to other formats and resolutions for playing on various handheld digital media players; stream them from a media server or always-on PC to a gaming console, media center extender, or similar device in another room in your home; and so on. If you bought and paid for the movie, you should be able to do anything you want with it short of sharing the file with other folks, of course.
