Rip Blu-Ray Movies > .MKV file to your hard drive

[deo]

Can i save my blu-ray titles to my hard drive and watch it from my PC?

[jojitv]

Sayang naman sa hard drive space kung i-transfer mo pa.

[deo]

Sayang naman sa hard drive space kung i-transfer mo pa.

Hala, makialam ba? lol Alam ko na ang sagot, di ko na lang sasabihin baka may magalit 

[ninjababez®]

Hala, makialam ba? lol Alam ko na ang sagot, di ko na lang sasabihin baka may magalit 

i think most of us know what to do 
but i agree with jojitv, sayang nga naman hdd space 

[deo]

i think most of us know what to do 
but i agree with jojitv, sayang nga naman hdd space 

hehe...secret na lang ung purpose TY!

[barrid]

Bump ko lang.....

ito ang purpose ko..... rent lang kasi ako sa netflix..minsan walang time para mapanood agad. kaya gusto ko sana i-save sa hdd, para maisauli agad ang hiniram.... so, anong software ang magandang gamitin.. salamat!

[oposky2006]

Sure, u can rip your blu-ray movies to your HDD. And u just need a blu-ray ripper to help u.
I am using Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper to help me rip blu-ray movies including Avatar to my HDD. It is easy to use to rip blu-ray to mkv to my HDD with good quality. Besides, i still can encode mkv files with ac3 5.1

[stickfighter]

How long does it take to rip 1 bluray film?

[pchin]

How long does it take to rip 1 bluray film?

Good ques. Just to add on: How long does it rip & convert the required files into the hard drive?

Also, how much is a BD-Rom drive now?

[Alfie]

easy to estimate...BDROM has only a read rate of 4X, so if you have a 25gig movie to be read with a C2D or Phenom processor at max read rate a 2hour movie should be done by 20minutes much like DVD ripping before, however, it also depends on the efficiency of your software in decrypting and the processor being use. Like in the old days a 4.5Gig DVD can take to almost 45 minutes due to the early decrypting software and the max 4X read file which is almost always functional only at 2X.

[kate59588]

Yes. You need Pavtube ByteCopy Bluray to MKV Software(http://www.pavtube.com/bytecopy/).

    * Create MKV files from recently released Blu-ray discs and DVDs.
    * Crack Blu-ray discs protected with AACS and BD+ up to MKB v20.
    * Preserve multiple subs and audio tracks/Remove unwanted subs/tracks.
    * Retain chapter markers/Support lossless output.
    * Allow full preservation of HD audios, like DTS HD Master Audio, Dolby TrueHD Audio.
    * Output DTS 6 channels, AC3 6 channels, AAC 6 channels, PCM 6 channels, MP3 6 channels…
    * Preserve soundtracks and subs in multiple languages, e.g. English, Spanish, French, Deutsch…

You can play the lossless MKV files with VLC Media Player.