subject: How To Use Blu-ray Copy To Take Full Advantage Of Your Blu-ray Disc [print this page] According to the definition stated in Wikipedia, Blu-ray Disc (official abbreviation BD) is an optical disc storage medium designed to supersede the DVD format, and allows for five times more storage than on a DVD.
What we can learn from this definition is that Blu-ray disc is a high storage medium but also the replacer of DVD.
Nowadays, we gradually find that there are more and more Blu-ray movies or music discs flooding into the market, and Blu-ray discs are brought back to home one after another and enjoy them gladly.
However, we always come across the situations that, such as back-upping all the core data stored in the Blu-ray disc to common hard disk, duplicate you Blu-ray disc containing to the others who love it, create a compressed ISO image of the Blu-ray DVD, decrypt some Blu-ray DVD with AACS encryption but lack of related technology, copy commercial and standard DVD movies with CSS protection.
If you have gotten into those troubles aforementioned, Blu-ray Copy can do you a favor. Blu-ray Copy is used to call the software which can help you to copy and backup Blu-ray DVDs to hard disk, and remove different copy protections of your commercial Blu-ray discs with AACS, BD+, and to copy DVDs with CSS protection mechanism as well. If you are using this kind of software, you can select the copy mode from Full, Main and Custom, add subtitle and set audio; preview the source video, etc. In a word, it will definitely provide more options and conveniences for you to store your Blu-ray DVDs in multiple destinations.
To sum up, if you have a certain amount of Blu-ray disc, or you have encountered the problems above, I suggest you to choose and install any Blu-ray Copy software to help you make the most of Blu-ray Copy.
