Windows 8.1 or Windows 8, causes a stir for some time. Windows 8.1/8 adds many useful tweaks and fixes, including a new version of the missing Start button, better searching, the ability to boot directly to the desktop, and a much-improved app store. Plus, it's free for current Windows 8 users. So more and more devices are using this operating system.
And because the good file compatibility of Windows 8/8.1, playback movies on Win8 tablets as well as smartphones should be much easier rather than taking a Blu-ray player with you. But like other computer systems, Windows 8.1/8 is sold without Blu-ray drives, and let alone the software necessary to play Blu-ray Discs. So what is the best, most professional and inexpensive Blu-ray player software compatible with Windows 8.1/8?
Pavtube ByteCopy is considered the best software on the market and even most economical Blu-ray player software support Windows 8.1 Blue/8/7/Vista/XP. As a leader in the field of the blu-ray, it uses the latest technology-the NVIDIA CUDA technology and AMD APP technology, which makes the conversion speed increasing up to 6 times faster than ever before. Its biggest point is converting movies with multiple tracks and subtitle. Simultaneously, but he also supports lossless output what we want mostly, and no one can replace Pavtube ByteCopy on the market.
Following, we take convert Blu-ray to multi-track AVI on Windows 8.1/8 as examples for you.
First, free download Pavtube ByteCopy, install and launch it. Click "Load disc" button to import Blu-ray disc.
Next, Choose "Multi-track Video > Multi-track Interlaced DV PAL Video (*.avi)" from "Format" menu as output format. The profile exports Blu-ray to AVI with more than one audio track.
Last, hit the big "Convert" button on ByteCopy main UI and rip Blu-ray movies to multi-track AVI. Usually it only takes 1-2 hours for a Blu-ray ripping. Once it finishes, open output folder and get the created multi-track AVI movie for watching on Windows 8.1/8 devices.
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