Written by Description: This tutorial aims to teach you how to backup Blu-ray/DVD to lossless MKV on Full HD projector (home cinema) with the chapter and subtitle preservation.
I’m in the process of copying my entire Blu-ray/DVD disk. But I can’t do it directly. Which software can help me indeed? Can I output multi-track mkv format. After backuping, they will be watched on a Full HD projector (home cinema)
What you need:
Pavtube ByteCopy, which is a open source Blu-ray & DVD baukuping/coping/ripping application to help you copy dvd to mkv with chapters and subtitles. The Mac version is ByteCopy for Mac
The reason to choose Pavtube ByteCopy:
ByteCopy does just what I wanted. It lets me remultiplex Blu-rays, DVDs to MKV, including all subtitles and audio tracks, without transcoding the audio and video streams.And the most important reason to buy ByteCopy is its copy entire disk function or MKV multi-track outputing.
Money-saving Trip:
ByteCopy($42) + Blu-ray Video Converter Ultimate($65) = Only $80, Save $27
ByteCopy for Mac($42) + iMedia Converter for Mac($65) = Only $80, Save $27
ByteCopy($42) + DVD Creator($35) = Only $60, Save $17
ByteCopy($42) + MXF MultiMixer($45) = Only $70, Save $17
ChewTune($29) + ByteCopy($42) = Only $54, Save $17
ChewTune for Mac($29) + ByteCopy for Mac($42) = Only $54, Save $17
ByteCopy($42) + Video Converter($35) = Only $60, Save $17
Now your get it installed and lets get started! I will share my experience for the easy way to backup Blu-ray/DVD to lossless MKV on your Full HD projector with keeping chapters and subtitles.
To begin:
Launch the program and add the movie you want to encode by clicking the “add file” icon on the main interface. You can see the chapter information of your Blu-ray/DVD movies on the main interface after you loading to the program.
Then choose the output format. In order to preserve the chapter structure and subtitles, you’d better choose the “Multi-track Video”. Under this profile, you have three choices which all can preserve chapter structure.
If you choose “Lossless/encoded Multi-track MKV(*mkv)” format, you can output the BD/DVD with lossless quality and allow multiple audio tracks, multiple subtitles.
One special function that makes ByteCopy stands out is you can easily select you needed tracks, subtitles.
The last thing you need to do is hit the “Convert” button to copy Blu-ray/DVD to lossless MKV format. Just wait a moment and then you can output the lossless mkv videos with the chapter and subtitles preserving. Have a fun of it!
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