I tried to back-up my Blu-ray movie to my hard drive, the recorded movie has no sound/audio when played using Windows Media Player! Why?

P>How to back up Blu-ray disc to play in MPlayer As a free and open source media player, MPlayer has become one of the most popular and satisfactory video players in people’s multimedia life. Doubtlessly, with high definition and a wide variety of media formats supports, MPlayer has been providing people with great convenience when watching no matter DVDs, SD videos or HD movies on their computer. Till now, the bottleneck of MPlayer lies in that it is unable to directly play BD movies.

Fortunately, people have figured out a solution to back up BD movie to play in MPlayer. Following is a detailed workflow of how to copy Blu-ray disc to play on computer using MPlayer, if you are interested in it, just feel free to read on. What you will need: An internal or external BD drive Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper HOW-TO: How to back up Blu-ray disc to play in MPlayer?

Step 1: Download, install and run this bluray converter Once run it, click "BD/DVD ROM" or "BD/DVD Folder" to load Blu-ray movie files. Step 2: Select an output format for MPlayer Click on the drop down list of "Format" to choose a format for MPlayer. This Blu-ray ripping software provides users with a wide range of output formats, including SD videos and HD videos.

For the sake of keeping high quality of BD movie, I select "HD Video"> "MKV HD Video (*. Mkv)" for instance. Please see the following contents to get the details of MPlayer supported video and audio formats: - Container formats: 3GP, AVI, ASF, FLV, Matroska, MOV (QuickTime), MP4, NUT, Ogg, OGM, RealMedia, Bink - Video formats: Cinepak, DV, H.263, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, HuffYUV, Indeo, MJPEG, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 Part 2, RealVideo, Sorenson, Theora, WMV, Bink - Audio formats: AAC, AC3, ALAC, AMR, DTS, FLAC, Intel Music Coder, Monkey's Audio, MP3, Musepack, RealAudio, Shorten, Speex, Vorbis, WMA, Bink Step 3: Adjust video and audio settings Click "Settings" button, then you are allowed to adjust audio and video parameters in the following window, including codec name, aspect ratio, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate, and audio channels.

Step 4: Start copying/ripping Blu-ray disc to MPlayer Click the big button "Convert" to start backing up Blu-ray movie to MPlayer. When the copying task finished, you can tap on "Open" button to get the final files and add them to MPlayer for watching.

How to back up Blu-ray disc to play in MPlayer As a free and open source media player, MPlayer has become one of the most popular and satisfactory video players in people’s multimedia life. Doubtlessly, with high definition and a wide variety of media formats supports, MPlayer has been providing people with great convenience when watching no matter DVDs, SD videos or HD movies on their computer. Till now, the bottleneck of MPlayer lies in that it is unable to directly play BD movies.

Fortunately, people have figured out a solution to back up BD movie to play in MPlayer. Following is a detailed workflow of how to copy Blu-ray disc to play on computer using MPlayer, if you are interested in it, just feel free to read on. What you will need: An internal or external BD drive Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper HOW-TO: How to back up Blu-ray disc to play in MPlayer?

Step 1: Download, install and run this bluray converter Once run it, click "BD/DVD ROM" or "BD/DVD Folder" to load Blu-ray movie files. Step 2: Select an output format for MPlayer Click on the drop down list of "Format" to choose a format for MPlayer. This Blu-ray ripping software provides users with a wide range of output formats, including SD videos and HD videos.

For the sake of keeping high quality of BD movie, I select "HD Video"> "MKV HD Video (*. Mkv)" for instance. Please see the following contents to get the details of MPlayer supported video and audio formats: - Container formats: 3GP, AVI, ASF, FLV, Matroska, MOV (QuickTime), MP4, NUT, Ogg, OGM, RealMedia, Bink - Video formats: Cinepak, DV, H.263, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, HuffYUV, Indeo, MJPEG, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 Part 2, RealVideo, Sorenson, Theora, WMV, Bink - Audio formats: AAC, AC3, ALAC, AMR, DTS, FLAC, Intel Music Coder, Monkey's Audio, MP3, Musepack, RealAudio, Shorten, Speex, Vorbis, WMA, Bink Step 3: Adjust video and audio settings Click "Settings" button, then you are allowed to adjust audio and video parameters in the following window, including codec name, aspect ratio, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate, and audio channels.

Step 4: Start copying/ripping Blu-ray disc to MPlayer Click the big button "Convert" to start backing up Blu-ray movie to MPlayer. When the copying task finished, you can tap on "Open" button to get the final files and add them to MPlayer for watching.

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