Select your needed subtitle and audio track while doing  Blu-ray ripping on Mac

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Because of the victory over HD DVD in the format war,  Blu-ray disc has established its own reputation in this field. The one who does  not have Blu-ray movie collections may be considered out of date. As a matter  of fact, BD has become the symbol of high quality movies-high resolution,  crystal image, and theater-like surround sound.

However, it’s uneasy to keep a large number of Blu-ray  discs in a tidy way, especially when you have hundreds of discs. Due to this, backup  them to your home server, or the hard disk of your Mac, or some external hard  drives would be a good way to digitalize and store your BD collections. To backup  Blu-ray movies, you need a Blu-ray Ripper, the thing is that most programs are  unable to deal with BD subtitles and audio tracks in a correct way, or have  audio and video out of sync issues, etc. Fortunately, Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper  for Mac is out of this category, it is professional in converting Blu-ray  subtitles and audio tracks. My great pleasure to share its step-by-step process  here, hope it will be of some help for you folks who are looking for such an  application.

Okay, here we go.

First of all, you can download Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper for  Mac here.

Step 1: Launch this  program, and load Blu-ray files to it.

You can import BD files through "DVD Folder" and "IFO File".  Generally speaking, the .m2ts stream which has the longest duration would be  the main movie, you can right-click on it, and then "Uncheck all", afterwards,  only tick off it to convert would be OK.

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Step 2: Select subtitle

Click the drop-down list of "Subtitle", then all the  subtitle info in the Blu-ray will be shown clearly, including language and  stream ID, so you can select your needed language as your subtitle.

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Step 3: Select audio  track

Click the pull down menu of "Audio", and then the list  will give you the detailed information of audio tracks, including language, audio  codec, stream ID and audio channel. TrueHD audio and DTS-Master Audio are all  supported.

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Step 4: Click the  drop-down list of "Format" to select output format

This program provides a wide range of output formats,  including SD format, HD format, and videos for various multimedia devices, like  iPod, iPhone, Apple TV, PSP, PS3, Archos, Motorola Droid, etc., you can select  whatever format you need at will.

Step 5: Click "Settings"  button to adjust audio and video parameters

All the parameters in the following window are changeable,  including codec name, bit rate, aspect ratio, frame rate, sample rate, and  channels. You can adjust these items to make good control of your output file  quality and file size.

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Step 6: Click "Convert"  button to start BD ripping

Once finished, you can click "Open" button to find out the  output files with your selected subtitle and audio stream with ease.