subject: Blu Ray Ripper for Mac's detailed introduction! [print this page] Blu-ray Ripper for Mac is a tangible solution for Mac users to enjoy more about Blu-ray movies. This Mac Blu-ray ripper allows you to rip, convert, backup and edit both Blu-ray and DVD movies. The source of Blu-ray ripper for Mac can be from Blu-ray disc, DVD, Blu-ray and DVD folder, ISO and IFO file.
Blu-ray Ripper for Mac can decrypt Blu-ray and DVD movies, back up the movies to hard drive, rip and convert them between popular audio and video formats, thus this ripper offers an access to playback the Blu-ray and DVD movies on your beloved portable devices such as iPod, iPhone, Zune, Blackberry, PSP, Creative Zen, Xbox 360, Apple TV etc.
With Blu-ray Ripper for Mac, you can trim and crop the video to your favorite length and size, adjust the video effect, replace the original audio with your favorite music and add watermark to make your video special. More specific video and audio parameters such as frame rate, bitrate, sample rate, audio channel are also available for your enjoyment.
With the growing popularity of Blu-ray discs, a growing number of movie fans prefer to enjoy HD Blu-ray on PC, Macbook or portable devices like smartphones, etc for better experiencing the wonderful movie. For those people, the best solution is to convert or rip Blu-ray to video formats that support for playback on computer media players. With the help of one Blu-ray Ripper, it is a piece of cake to accomplish the conversion from Blu-ray to video files.
Tip: For those who want to save storage, a useful tip is converting the blu-ray movie to H.264 encoded MP4/ MKV/ MOV videos. The H.264 is the most efficient method for compressing data so far and it creates video of smaller size and relatively high quality. To further shrink the output file size, you may click "Settings" button and set video bitrate down. Output file size is displayed at the bottom of the interface so you can try different settings till you get a desired file size. For instance, while backing up a 20GB blu-ray movie to hard drive, you can select MPEG-4 encoded HD MP4 (1920*1080) as output format, and the file size is 16GB. When you select H.264 encoded HD MP4 (1920*1080) instead, the file size is reduced to 12GB, when you set video bit rate down to 6mbps, the file size is cut down to 8G, and the output video is still at high definition quality.
