Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Rip Blu-ray movies to iPad Air with multiple audio tracks and subtitles

I am a travel enthusiast and I like to store movies for journey. If I want to see a movie on my iPad Air, it was a long process. And I have many Blu-ray movies which I can not to watch on my iPad Air and other devices. If without movie on journey, I will get into bad mood, and it will turns out to be a boring journey. Another puzzle is that I have more and more movies but I have no more places to store! 



So I always wanted to be able to convert the movies to a smaller format with high iPad Air quality, meanwhile it must keep the audio tracks with different languages. The main languages I uesed are Geramn, French and English. As we all know, BluRays today do not have the digital Copy feature anymore or the totally useless Ultraviolet/Flixster. So I need convert tools to solve my questions! 

Firstly, I used Handbrake which does a good job, is free, but has no CUDA or Multicore Support of any kind and is very slow. Once I convert Transformers 4 to my iPad Air, It takes me 4 hours to convert Blu-ray to my iPad Air and make me get into a flap. A chance encounter made me very excited! On the way to travel, I make acquaintance with a friend who has the same hobby. I say my confusion to him on convestion. He suggested me to try Pavtube products which he used very well. Then I searched the Pavtube releavant information and find it is a trusted brand. Then I again convert Transformers 4 to my iPad Air,which only take me 60 minutes and play with good results which keep Multitrack audio. With Pavtube ByteCopy I can do the conversion in one go. I also like the fact that it is available for Windows and for OS X as well, as I work on both platforms. I really like the CUDA Support, makes it superfast. 

Pvatube Multi-track ByteCopy seemed to be the only tool which could do audio Multi-Track, which is important to me. Also, due to the fact that I could try the product completely without limitations and that I can use product for free to convert a movie not just 5 minutes samples, I buy it as I could see that the CUDA and Multicore support was well implemented an really improving the speed issue. Now I introduce the simple steps to you! 

How to convert Blu-ray movies to iPad Air/iPhone supported video format with multi-track 

Step 1. Run Pavtube ByteCopy and load Blu-ray movie. 

Click "Load file" button to import Blu-ray movie. After few seconds, the Blu-ray had been ripping and the software will recognize the real main title of Blu-ray and pick it automatically. The advantage is avoiding to choise the wrong title and wasting their time and effort 



Note: For some Disney Blu-ray movies will have the fake main title with the similar duration but wrong chapter order. ByteCopy cannot recognize it correctly. 

Click the selected main title you can preview the whole Blu-ray movies on the preview window on the right, which works like a media player. 

Step 2. Check forced subtitles for output. 

Check "Forced subtitle" to choice the output device and you can choose the desired subtitle and audio tracks in the "Subtitle" and "Audio" drop list. Otherwise, remain the default output. 

Step 3. Choose output format. 

There are all iOS supported formats in the "Format" dropdown list. You can choose the format you want. I suggest that you can go to "Common Video" or "HD Video" options to find what you like. H.264 MP4 format is better for waiting. It will remain the high quality of Blu-ray and suffer less quality loss. 

However, here you are recommended to choose the Apple devices like iPad Air, iPone, Apple TV, etc directly. It is an easy and quick way to find the compatible format for iTunes 11. 



Tips: For some advances users, you can go to adjust video and audio parameters like bitrate, resolution, channels, etc. Click "Settings" button you can go to check and change them as you like. 

Step 4. Convert Blu-ray movie to iPad or other iOS devices(iPad Air, iPhone, iPod). 

Before you click "Convert" button to get conversion started, I recommended you to find the folder for output files in "Browse". After a while, you can find the generated file for iOS device quickly via "Open" button. 

Now open your iTunes and then import the Blu-ray to iTuneslibrary for convenient playback on iOS devices. In this way, you can watch your favorite Blu-ray with forced subtitles on your iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, iPod) wherever you are. 

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