How to Rip Blu-ray on Windows 8 Freely
Blu-ray was born due to the increasingly requirement for the high quality HD movies. As the most advanced large capacity disc storage medium, Blu-ray can reach a size of 25G/50G. With the 1080P resolution, Blu-ray will make your enjoy the extreme HD effect. Microsoft has just released its tablet computer Surface with the latest Windows 8 operating system. As said on its official blog, Microsoft has removed the support for DVD and Blu-ray playback in Windows 8 as they don’t supply Windows Media Center with Win8 as default. So the problem now is how to play Blu-ray on Windows 8?
Aurora Blu-ray Copy for Windows is a free tool specially designed for users to rip Blu-ray on Windows 8 and backup as ISO image. And then you can use the virtual drive tool to enjoy your Blu-ray HD movies on Windows 8 based computer directly. The tool can perfectly decrypt the Blu-ray copy protection(no commercial use) like AACS, BD+, HDCP, region code, etc. That means you can copy Blu-ray on your Windows 8 without almost any quality loss. This free Blu-ray ripper for Windows 8 is really a necessity for all family or personal users.
Copy Blu-ray on Windows 8 Preparations
1. Internal/external Blu-ray drive;
2. Internet connection.
3. Aurora Blu-ray Copy
Tutorial on How to Rip Blu-ray on Windows 8
Step 1. Run the copy tool on your computer
Step 2. In the Source area to select the source Blu-ray disc you want to deal with.
Step 3. In the Destination, choose the folder to save your copied Blu-ray movie, you’d better make sure there is more than 50GB free size in your destination(should be larger than your source Blu-ray disc size).
Step 4. Click “Start” to begin the copy process.
Note: The tool also allows users to burn the Blu-ray ISO image into disc if you need.
With Aurora Blu-ray Copy for Windows, you can decrypt and clone Blu-ray Movies on Win 98, XP, Vista, Win7 and Win8 without any difficulty.
Also you can try Aurora Blu-ray Media Player for Windows for enjoy Blu-ray disc, ISO, standard folder on Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP, etc.
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