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4Videosoft Blu-ray Ripper
4Videosoft Blu-ray Ripper discs allow you to store high quality video content, but require specialized equipment to be played. If you wish to convert movies or home videos to formats that can be viewed on your computer or other devices, you should try Blu-Ray Ripper.
It can help you rip content from Blu-ray discs or folders and convert it to various file formats, while offering an intuitive and attractive user interface.
Extract video and audio tracks
The application allows you to load Blu-ray content from discs or specific paths on your computer, then preview the resulting clips.
If there are multiple audio tracks or subtitles available, you can choose which should be used for the output video files.
You can also extract the audio tracks from your discs and save them to numerous formats, including lossless FLAC and M4A.
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Edit imported clips
Once you have loaded a Blu-ray disc, you can view all the video tracks and edit them in various ways, such as adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation and hue.
You can also merge multiple clips into a larger file, cut certain segments from them, as well as crop a specific area of the video.
Moreover, you can watermarks, consisting of custom text or an image file of your choice, then determine their position and transparency.
Manage encoding profiles
4Videosoft Blu-Ray Ripper offers multiple profiles that can be used to convert files to formats compatible with various devices or applications.
These presets are organized into relevant categories, making it easy to choose an output format that can be played on your computer, various mobile phones, gaming consoles or tablets.
You can also edit encoder settings manually, to achieve the desired image quality and file size. You can determine the output file’s format, video resolution, frame rate, bitrate, as well as audio sample rate and channel mode.
Overall, 4Videosoft Blu-Ray Ripper is an easy-to-use application, designed to help you extract content from Blu-ray discs, then edit and convert the resulting clips to numerous formats.
