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Blu-ray Disc Ripper

We covered a software program yesterday that would remove the region protection from Blu-Ray rips on the computer hard drive. Today’s application can be used to rip Blu-Ray movies to the computer’s hard drive. The application is portable but requires the Microsoft .net Framework 2.0.

Blu-Ray Disc Ripper is the perfect complement for the Blu-Ray Region Code Remover that we introduced yesterday. The process would therefor start be started by running the Blu-Ray Disk Ripper to rip the Blu-Ray movie to the hard drive and start the Blu-Ray Region Code Remover afterwards to get rid of the region code protection if that is of concern.

The Blu-Ray Disk Ripper requires a unique volume key which the user has to supply. The software developer suggests to either search the Doom9 forum for the movie title or use the applications DumpVID and AACS Keys to find them. The program will check the key if it can be used to decrypt the Blu-Ray movie.

blu-ray disk ripper

The software provides access to four actions.

  • Copy the contents and decrypt the .m2ts files
  • Copy the contents and do not decrypt the .m2ts files
  • Decrypt BD-Live files related to the movie for a specific software player
  • Sync modified dates between source and destination folder

The program is available at the Doom 9 forum. The current version can be downloaded at Sendspace directly.

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About the Author:Martin Brinkmann is a journalist from Germany who founded Ghacks Technology News Back in 2005. He is passionate about all things tech and knows the Internet and computers like the back of his hand. You can follow Martin on Facebook or Twitter.

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  1. Dante says:

    I thought DVDFab can decrypt blue-rays in a one step process?

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