Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper for Mac is a useful utility for Blu-ray movie fans. It enables you to copy, rip, convert and edit Blu-ray movies directly from Blu-ray discs or IFO image files. Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper naturally supports DVD ripping and it is very easy to make video collections out of your DVDs. Different from other Blu-ray ripper, the app could remove the protections of Blu-ray discs and protected DVDs without the help of any other software, so you do not have to purchase another software to cope with the annoying protections.
Here is a step-by-step guide to show you how to rip Blu-ray movie with
Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper for Mac.
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Rippper for Mac (intel processor only).
Step 1: Load Blu-ray movie.
In the first place, make
sure your optical drive (either internal or external) can read Blu-ray disc. Put
the Blu-Ray disc into BD-ROM, run Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper, and the main interface
will pop up. Click on “BD/DVD Folder”, browse to target drive
and click on “Choose”. The program will detect M2TS files
automatically and import them to file list. Import the DVD in the same way. Clik
"IFO file" and browse targert file if your source is DVD image file. Note:
Blu-ray IFO/ ISO image file is not supported by the current version.
a. Title Mode
By default the files are listed in Title
Mode, all the chapters are in numerical sequence for you to check individually.
For checking the subordinate chapters of certain sequence, please click its plus
sign. Generally, ‘Title001’ contains the main movie, and other Titles are
commentary, menus, titles and ads. By default all the Titles are selected for
editing and ripping. If you want to rip the main movie and nothing more, do
uncheck other sequences. If you would like to retain everything in the Blu-ray
disc, simply use the default settings. If you want to keep the movie in sections
as it was made of, uncheck all the Titles and check all the subordinate
Chapters.
Tip: A fast way to select the main movie is, right-click in file list field and choose ‘Uncheck All’ in shortcut menu and then check the main movie (longest m2ts file). To check all the chapters, simply choose ‘Check Titles’.
b. File Mode
Click ‘ViewMode’ if you’d
like to switch to file mode. In File Mode the movie clips are listed as they are
made of. And you can check and preview each chapter.
Tip: In File mode all the m2ts files in file list are checked by default. If you want to select but the main movie, a fast way is to right-click and choose ‘Uncheck All’ in shortcut menu and then check the main movie (longest m2ts file).
c. Quick Copy
To make a quick and full copy of the
Blu-ray movie, you can click ‘Full Disk Copy’. In this way all
contents in the Blu-ray disc will be copied to your hard drive, including the
menus and titles. After the process completed, you may click
'Open’ button to locate the Blu-ray directory. Open BDMV->
STREAM folder and you will find all the m2ts movie clips.
Step 2. Preview and Snapshoot
Double-click on a file to
preview when you would like to preview it. You are allowed to take snapshots
when previewing the movie. Simply click ‘Snapshoot’ button. To set image format,
location and size of thumbnails, please click ‘Option’ menu. To locate the
thumbnails, please click ‘Open folder’ button.
Step 3. Select Subtitle and Audio track
Right below the
file list you could find ‘Subtitle’ and
‘Audio’ drop-down list, where you may set subtitles and
dubbings to the languages you like. Always select the title/ chapter before
setting its subtitle and audio. In the preview window you can check the
Subtitles and Audio track.
Note: By default no subtitle is selected. Some chapters have no subtitle or audio, in that case the Subtitle list will show ‘None’ only.
Step 4. Set output format
Click on Format bar to select
an appropriate format from the profile list. Blu-ray Ripper features various
output formats for portable players, removable devices and multiple editing
software. You can click the up arrow and down arrow to view the formats. If you
would like to customize video and audio parameter, click on
“Settings” and adjust advanced video/ audio parameters. For
example, set H.264 MP4 as output format, and adjust Video Size, Bit rate, Frame
rate and Audio codec, Sample rate, Bitrate and Channels as you like.
Tips on selecting format:
A.
If you only want to backup the Blu-ray m2ts files to your hard disc,
please select Copy- >directly copy as output format. ('Full Disk Copy' copies
m2ts files and the BD structure)
B. If you want to rip the Blu-ray
movie to portable players like iPod, Archos 5/7, Creative Zune, iPhone, Gphone,
Blackberry etc, first find the corresponding format group and then find a proper
format (resolution) to fit for the model of your player (better check the screen
resolution to make sure the format be right).
C. If you would like
to rip the Blu-ray movie to Apple TV, PS3, Xobx 360 etc for enjoying on wide
screen TV, you are recommended to select a higher resolution(1280*720 and above)
for better effect. 5.1 sounds is available for some formats, not all. You could
click 'Settings' button and check if 5.1 channels is available.
D.
If you would like to rip Blu-ray movie for editing, please follow Powerpoint,
Adobe Premiere/ Sony Vegas or Remux to transode the m2ts files to editable
formats. To acquire lossless movie clip, Remux->MPEG2/TS is
recommended.
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Step 5. Set output location
Either type in save path in
Output field or click the brwose button 
to
specify a desired output location.
Step 6. Start ripping Blu-ray disc.
Now that the
settings have been completed, click on “Convert” button 
and
Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper will start ripping. Your waiting time is up to the output
video quality and the efficiency of your Mac. Shutting down other applications
is helpful. You can set auto shutdown in progress window (it pops up once you
click Convert) or leave it there and come back later (the ripper will tell you
how long it takes).
Step 7. Find output files.
Step 8. Play m2ts files on mac.
About the
editing interface:
I. Crop
II. Trim
III. Watermark
IV. Effect
V. Audio Replace...
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