Connecting Blu-Ray USB to TV at Home Theatre

Velemoochi · Geregistreerd op: 29 Apr 2015 Berichten: 433

Connecting Blu-Ray USB to TV at Home Theatre

Recently, there are lots of wonderful Blu-ray discs has came out. After you viewed in theatre, you may want to collect these discs and store them to your USB-Stick. However, most of movie fans don’t know how to backup Blu-ray in USB-Stick for safe storage and further playback on any devices like HDTV, tablets and laptop? This article here will teach you how to backup and convert Blu-ray to USB-Stick HD MP4 or MKV videos, so that you can preserve them on USB-Stick or playback on HD media player/home theatre for sharing with your families and friends with ease.

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As we all know, you cannot directly place Blu-ray disks on USB-Stick because it is not equipped with Blu-ray Disc Drive for disc reading. In order to play Blu-ray movies through USB-Stick, you should you need to convert Blu-ray to USB-Stick compatible MP4 or MKV format first, and then stream Blu-ray movies to TV via USB-Stick for watching movies.

Here Pavtube ByteCopy comes as the bee’s knees(Read review), which can help you fast rip Blu-ray and DVD discs to a format playble by USB-Stick for streaming to TV while keeping the original quality and the ripping process is simple as ABC. After downloding, follow the wizard to install and run the program. The mac version is here. Then follow the steps below to convert Blu-ray to USB-Stick/TV comaptible formats in a few clicks!

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How to rip and stream Blu-ray movies to USB-Stick for TV Watching

Step 1: Insert your Blu-ray disc into Blu-ray drive, Launch the program and click the “Disc” button to import the Blu-ray movies. Blu-ray folder and ISO files are also supported. You can select subtitles as you want.

Step 2: Click Format and choose MP4 video from Common Video, which can be recognized by USB-Stick/TV well. MKV is also a good choice; as a container format it takes whatever you give it. Or choose HD MP4/HD MKV from “HD Video”. And then click the Browse button to specify an output folder to save the converted files.

* Also read how to backup your Blu-ray via WD TV Live Plus and Dune HD Media Player.

Tip: With the right settings you can retain the quality of the original Blu-ray while also saving space. This is particularly helpful when streaming over your network, depending on your network quality. Simply click Settings bar and you can tweak the settings to your satisfaction and even save it as preset.

Step 3: Finally, hit the “Convert” button at the bottom of the main interface to start the conversion. It will automatically convert Blu-ray to USB-Stick/TV compatible video files.

Once the conversion is finished, click “Open” to quickly find the converted movies. Now start streaming the ripped Blu-ray to TV player. Now enjoy all your Blu-ray collections on TV in home cinema!

Pavtube ByteCopy Pros:

1. All-in-one. Do crack and convert DVD and Blu-ray.
2. Lossless. Keep multiple original video, audio, subtitle streams without changing.
3. Fast. Single layer DVD copied to MKV in 10 mins, BD around an hour under lossless mode; 1.5 -5 hours under compressive mode. GPU acceleration(CUDA) ready.
4. Easy operation. 2 steps process for lossless BD/DVD to MKV ripping.
5. Flexible. You decide which streams to keep, what codec to use, and what quality to export.

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