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How to reserve Dolby TrueHD audio while copying a Blu-ray  movie on Mac

For its wonderful and excellent acoustical properties, Dolby  TrueHD audio can always provide people with amazing high-definition surround  sound experience and put you right in the middle of the action. To experience  the full potential of Blu-ray discs, people prefer to reserve Dolby TrueHD  audio while backup Blu-ray movies. The thing is that most Blu-ray programs are  not good at recognizing this special audio track, fortunately, there are also  some Blu-ray rippers have successfully added powerful support for Dolby TrueHD  audio, Pavtube Blu-Ray  Ripper for Mac is one among them. If you are a Mac user, and looking for a  program to help you keep TrueHD audio of your Blu-ray movie, as well as let  audio and video match well during the process of copying, then this one is a  nice choice.

Following paragraphs will show you how to make use of Pavtube  Blu-Ray Ripper for Mac to reserve Dolby TrueHD audio while copying Blu-ray  movies in detail. Just feel free to move on with it. Hope it helps.

Step 1: Load Blu-ray  movies

Click "DVD Folder" or "IFO File" to import Blu-ray files.

Step 2: Select Dolby  TrueHD audio, output format and specify save path

Tick off whatever .m2ts streams you want to copy.  Generally speaking, select the .m2ts video stream with the longest playing time  will be OK, because it is the main movie of the Blu-ray. Of course, if you  would like to copy the extras of the Blu-ray movie, you can select several  .m2ts files at a time, and check "Merge into one file" to combine them all to  be as a single file.

Click the drop-down list of "Audio" option, then a list of  audio tracks will be presented, and normally, the first one should be Dolby  TrueHD, if in doubt, you can play them one by one to check which one is the  proper Dolby TrueHD audio track you want.

Meanwhile, you should select output format from the  drop-down list of "Format", here I choose "MKV HD Video (*.mkv) for instance,  or if you just need copy Blu-ray movies without any quality loss and changing  video format, you can select "Copy" and then "Directly Copy". After that, click  "Browse" button to specify where to store the output files, if not, the program  will export the output file to the default save path automatically, and these  files can be easily found via clicking "Open" button as soon as copying work is  completed.

Step 3: Set advanced  settings

Click "Settings" button, and then you can adjust audio and  video parameters such as video and audio codec, aspect ratio, bit rate, frame  rate, sample rate, and audio channels on the interface showing below. To keep Dolby  TrueHD audio to the greatest extent, 6 channels is your choice.

Step 4: Start Blu-ray  ripping

As soon as the above mentioned settings are finished, now  just click "Convert" button to start Blu-ray ripping, the  ripping info including ripping process, time elapse, estimated left time,  estimated file size, and generated file size are all shown clearly on the  following window. In that way, you can make good control of your disk space as  well as your time during the ripping process.

Watch Blu-ray movies in your car via Pioneer DVD player

Wanna watch BD movies in your car, and yet only have a Pioneer  DVD player set up in your car? Actually, as long as you are willing to do it, you  can totally make a breakthrough on your current situations. As you know, Pioneer  AV Receivers enable users to enjoy cinema-like video playback from DVDs or an iPod,  which means the right workaround for you to watch Blu-ray movies in your car is  transferring your BD files to either a DVD, or iPod videos. Since burning to  another DVD is a bit troublesome, and then converting BD movies to iPod videos  is a good compromise. Well, the following contents will detail the whole  process for you.

What you will need:

- A Pioneer DVD Player installed in your car

- An iPod

- Pavtube Blu-Ray  Ripper

- A PC, of course, with a built-in BD drive or an external  BD drive

What can Pavtube Blu-Ray  Ripper do for you?

Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper is a professional utility to rip  both Blu-ray discs and general DVDs to your wanted HD or SD media formats, for  playback on your iPod, iPhone, PSP, Apple TV, etc.

With full Blu-ray disc support, Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper is  able to remove copyright protections of your BD disc, no matter BD+, or AACS,  even MKB Version > 10 is supported as well. With advanced audio technology,  it is capable of reading all audio tracks of a BD disc, including Dolby TureHD  Audio and DTS-HD Master Audio, which will never let you miss the mother tongue  of the movie.

Firstly, insert your Blu-ray disc to the drive, and then launch  Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper.

Step 1: Load BD files
There are three ways to import Blu-ray movies to this  program, through "DVD Rom", "DVD Folder" or "IFO/ISO".

Step 2: Select output format for iPod, and set destination  folder
Click the pull down menu of "Format" to select the output  format according to the specifications of your iPod. Meanwhile, click the  folder icon at the end of "Output" to specify where to locate the converted  files.

Step 3: Adjust audio and video parameters
Click "Settings" button, and then the following interface  will pop up, on which you are allowed to customize audio and video parameters  including codec, bit rate, frame rate, aspect ratio, sample rate and audio  channels to optimize the output file quality.

Step 4: Start conversion

Once all settings are done, you can click "Convert" button  to start conversion, and the finally output files can be found via clicking "Open"  button.

What you should do next is using iTunes to sync the output  files to your iPod. After that, just connect iPod to the Pioneer DVD player in  your car via a cable, okay, you’re done, enjoy it now. It’s the perfect way to  entertain kids and adults on long and short road trips.

Have fun with Blu-ray and DVD movies on your Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10

XPERIA X10, the first Android device from Sony Ericsson, is delivering a consistent user experience where communication truly becomes entertainment. The UX platform builds on top of the Open OS and creates a unique Sony Ericsson user experience by combining best-in-class entertainment features with signature applications, unrivalled integration of social media services and a rich graphical user interface. And an important lightspot of XPERIA X10 is the Sony Ericsson Mediascape which is the smart way to get all the music, photo and videos you want from your favourite friends and artists. It accesses content from everywhere—your phone, YouTube, PlayNow—and presents everything for you. In addition, the SanDisk supports up to 16GB for you to store anything.

One more thing, as Blu-ray and DVD movies are more and more popular, enjoying such HD movies anywhere will be a trend in the near future. It will be a nice experience to watch Blu-ray and DVD movies on XPERIA X10, especially on its huge and high resolution and pixels touchscreen. However, XPERIA X10 will only accept MP4 and 3GP video format, how can we put the dvd files into a phone for playback. That’s what I wanna share with you. Here we go:
Required saoftware:

Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper

Step 1: Download, install and launch Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper

Once launched it, you can load BD files to it through three ways-"DVD Rom", "DVD Folder" and "IFO/ISO".

Step 2: Select subtitle and audio track

Click pull down menu of "Subtitle" and "Audio" to select your needed subtitle and audio track respectively. The drop-down list will show you all the info clearly, including language and stream ID of subtitle, language, audio codec, audio ID, and audio channel of audio. You can choose one at will, and the preview window will show you the changes in real time.

Step 3: Select output format

Click the drop-down menu of "Format" to select "Common Video"> "H.264 Video (*.mp4) as output format.

Step 4: Start Blu-ray ripping for X10

Once all settings are done, you can click "Convert" button to start Blu-ray ripping.

The output MP4 files can be found out via clicking "Open" button effortlessly, what you should do next is uploading the videos from your computer to the memory card of your X10.

Play Blu-ray movie with HDTV DVD Combo – Burning Blu-ray  to DVD

HDTV DVD Combo features a built-in slot-loading DVD  player, which provides an optimum way to save space. With the slim profile, it’s  really an amazing experience to watch favorites TV shows and DVD movies on this  device in your bedroom. But if your TV only has a standard DVD player but not  the Blu-ray disc player, what is your solution to play Blu-ray movies on it?  I'd like to know your ideas. I believe my way is somewhat helpful, just convert  BD to a DVD format, and then burn it to a blank DVD for playback on the TV/DVD  Combo, so share it here, and also be glad to hearing from you guys.

The software I used is as  below:

- Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper

- ReJig (freeware)

- ImgBurn (freeware)

HOW-TO:

Part 1:

Firstly, use Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper to remove copy  protections of Blu-ray movies, and meanwhile convert it to the DVD vob format.

1. Run Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper and click "DVD Rom", "DVD  Folder" or "IFO/ISO" to load Blu-ray movies. Generally speaking, the file with  the longest duration time would be the main movie, if you just need back up the  main movie, tick off this one only.

Each file will be checked by default after imported, right  click on any one of the files, and then there will be a popup window to let you  uncheck all, just do it, and afterwards to tick off the checkbox before the  file you need converted.

2. Click on the drop-down menus after "Subtitle" and  "Audio" respectively to select your required languages and sound effect.

3. Select VOB as output format and specify destination  folder

Click on the pull down list of "Format" to select VOB as output  format and click on the folder icon at the opposite side of "Output" to specify  destination folder.

4. Customize output settings

The popup window will allow you to adjust audio and video  parameters including codec, bit rate, aspect ratio, frame rate, sample rate,  and audio channels to optimize the output file quality.

5. Click on "Convert" button to start BD ripping

Once finished, you can find out the output files via  clicking on "Open" button with ease.

Part 2:

Then use ReJig to  do DVD authoring.

It's pretty  simple with ReJig. Press "File Mode"; add your vob files and Demux.

When it's  finished, close that box and then select DVD Author. Add the video and audio  files you've just created, and choose output destination folder, and click  Create.

After DVD authoring is completed, you can open the destination  folder to see that the output files are AUDIO-TS and VIDEO-TS folders, which  are the correct structure for DVD burning.

Part 3:

Use ImgBurn to burn DVD

We have got VIDEO-TS folder in part two, so the DVD  burning process with ImgBurn is pretty simple. Here give you two links to check  the detailed steps:

How  to write DVD Video files directly to single layer media using ImgBurn (DVD±R/RW)

How to write a DVD  Video double layer disc using ImgBurn (Verbatim  DVD+R DL) – just check the contents that start from adding VIDEO-TS  folder of this guide.

The end! Hope this helps.

Music and movie fans are worldwide, especially in recent years creating a huge wave of purchasing digital gadgets, like iPhone, Zune, Zen, Apple series, BlackBerry, PSP, etc. which have something in common to offer strong entertainment functions to kill time or keep up one’ s mood and relaxation. However, with so many (audio/video) file formats, mostly protected, filled with the market. You may meet the following problems: how can you make sure the file format you downloaded can play on your portable devices without trouble? Are they compatible?

As we know MKV is a file that can hold an unlimited number of video, audio, picture or subtitle tracks inside a single file. In certain aspect, MKV is similar in conception to other containers like AVI, MP4, ASF, but is entirely open in specification. MKV file types are .MKV for video (with subtitles and audio), .MKA for audio-only files and .MKS for subtitles only.

As for those users like iPod, iPhone, PSP, Zune, etc. you just need a tool-Brorsoft MKV Converter for Mac to convert MKV to MP4, MOV, etc. for playback on your portable devices.

You can free download

Step 1. Import the MKV files

Step 2. Edit the video files. (Option)
Click the “Edit” button, you are allowed to edit the video files by cropping, trimming, adjusting effects and adding/editing watermark.

Step 3. Customize output settings.
Click the “Format” drop-down list to select the output format you need to convert, like MP4 or MOV, etc.
Click the “Export to” to find the destination folder for saving the output format;
Clicking the “Settings” button, you can adjust the parameters like CodecName, BitRate, Size, FrameRate, SampleRate, Channels.

Step 4. Start conversion

Wait for a while, all the tasks of conversion will be finished at fast conversion speed and high excellent output quality.

Part 2: How to imported converted files to iPhone, iPod, iPod touch nano?
First, launch iTunes, then click File option on menu and add your converted files to iTunes library.
Next, connect iPod/iPhone to Mac via USB cable, iTunes will detect your iPod/iPhone.
After that, click iTunes “File -> Sync iPod/ iPhone”, and the files will be transferred to your iPod/iPhone from iTunes library.

Well done, you can enjoy MKV movies and videos on iPhone, iPod, nano freely due to the help of Brorsoft MKV Converter for Mac. Have fun!