Showing posts with label backup dvd on windows 8.1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label backup dvd on windows 8.1. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Rip DVD/Blu-ray to MP4, MKV, AVI with multi-track on Windows 8.1/8/XP/7

This guide will leads you to easily get your Blu-ray/DVD contens to MP4, MKV, AVI format in multi-track format on Windows 8.1/8/XP/7 so you can switch to the desired language during movie playback.

I am trying to compress some DVD (and some Blu-ray) to h.264 to get my discs be read by VLC. Then how can Io keep at least two audio tracks as well as two subtitles tracks (ex: both English and French audio and subtitles tracks). With VLC, I would then be able to select which audio track to hear, and which subtitle track to display, if any.

I looked at the latest versions of DVDFab, FairUse Wizard, AutoGK and HandBrake. Unless I am missing something, none of them support preserving two audio tracks AND two subtitle tracks. DVDFab only supports one audio track; FairUse only supports one subtitle track; AutoGK does not seem to do h.264 at all and HandBrake seems to be limited to a single subtitle track as well. Please note that I just tried these software once and may have skipped over some nices features.

So I am wondering if there is a software (free or not) that can do that? Please note that I am quite new to BD/DVD conversion and would prefer a software that's relatively easy to use, i.e. with simplified options or some sort of pre-validated presets. Can anyone comment on the right toolset and procedure?

Rip DVD/Blu-ray to MP4, MKV, AVI with multi-track

To get Blu-ray/DVD playable in multi-track, you should convert BD/DVD to multi-track MP4, MKV, AVI format first. In this case, it’s necessary to own Pavtube Bytecopy. It's your best tool to rip and convert Blu-ray and DVD movies to MKV/MP4/AVI/MOV container format with multiple audio tracks and subtitles included. It also could rip and convert BD/DVD to any video format you like. The following short guide shows you how to convert a Blu-ray/DVD to multi-track MP4, MKV, AVI on Windows 8.1/8/XP/7.

How to rip Blu-ray/DVD contents to MP4, MKV, AVI with multi-track on Windows 8.1/8/XP/7

Step1: Load Blu-ray, DVD movies.

Launch the best Blu-ray/DVD to multi-track Converter; import Blu-ray movies into the program. Loaded Blu-rays/DVD can be previewed in the right preview window.

Blu-ray/DVD to multi-track Converter

Step 2: Choose output format

To rip Blu-ray with multiple tracks, click the drop down box of "Format", and choose the "Multi-track MKV (*.mp4)" or "Lossless/encoded Multi-track MKV(*.mkv)", or "Multi-track Interlaced DV PAL Video(*.avi)" profile under "Multi-track Video". All these formats are designed to output videos with multiple audio tracks.

And you can also choose "Multi-track Video>Multi-track MOV(*.mov)" for playing on iOS devices with multi-track mov.



Tip: You can check the audios you want to keep and uncheck the audios you don't need. It all depends on your own choices.

Step 3: The last step you need to do is hit the "Convert" button to start the conversion of Blu-ray/DVD content to Multi-track MP4/MKV/AVI on Windows 8.1/8/XP/7.

When the conversion is over, just find the folder of your output videos. Then you can organize your Blu-ray, DVD contents on your portable devices or media players with mutiple audio tracks and subtitles and you can choose your desired language when playback.

If you are mac users, choose mac version is ByteCopy for Mac

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Monday, January 20, 2014

2016 Top DVD Copier - How to backup DVD to Computer/PC/Hard Drive

Are you a movie fanatic with a DVD collection three stories tall that needs some backing up? Now I will give you the way copying DVD to Computer/PC/Hard Drive with the 2016 Top DVD Copy.

Like all physical media, DVDs don’t last forever. Even a small scratch can mean a quick end to a DVD’s life. Friends and relatives aren’t exactly reliable when it comes to returning discs they’ve borrowed or rented. And sometimes they just break. DVD copy software enables you to back up your movie library so you don’t have to repurchase movies you already own.



With so many DVD Copiers available on the market, it can be tough to know exactly which DVD copying program to choose. Here I will recommend you 2014 Top DVD Copy- a powerful DVD Ripper and Copier.

According to its official website, Pavtube DVDAid is designed as a professional DVD converting program which works with 1:1 backup solution and convert DVD to Apple/Android/Windows Devices for watching, etc.

Well I haven't got the chance to try every profile, but it's really the best DVD backup tool I've met ever; I mean it's ease of use, not fuss and simple to follow. This best DVD Ripper can rolls off DVD disc protection, supports loseless 1:1 DVD backup and keeps all the disc titles and chapter structure perfectly.

Don't you like to have a try? They provide free trial (no time limitation) before purchase; and you can reach the Mac version here.

Copy DVD to Computer/PC/Hard Drive with best video quality

Step 1. Run Best DVD Ripper and import disc.

Click this icon to load disc from ROM, IFO/ISO or folder. I also noticed if you have a ISO file to import, it will recognize the ISO file automatically with no need to run virtual driver and mount ISO files firstly. Good design.



Step 2. Choose format.

Click "Format" drop-down list and choose proper format for different using.

For instance, if you simply want to back up DVD to external hard drive, here are two solutions:

1. Click the "computer" icon on the top to output 1:1 DVD file exactly the same as original.
2. Select "Copy>Directly Copy" in format list to output an intact vob file of the main title.



For people who want to watch DVD on Apple/Android/Windows devices, you can choose "Common Video > H.264 Video (*.mp4)”, or select corresponding video from “iPad” or “Android” or other option, to get a suitable video compatible with your device.



Step 3. Change video specs. (Optional)

If you are not satisfied with default specs, then click "Settings" to enter Profiles Settings windows. You can customize video frame rate, bitrate, size and other settings freely.

(It does not work for directly copy)

Step 4. Start conversion.

Click the big red "Convert" to start backing up or converting your DVDs. Usually backup will be quicker because it does not need to do trancoding.

After the conversion, click "Open output folder" to quick locate converted files. Connect your hard drive to computer and transfer them into it.

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