Share two methods to enjoy Blu-ray on Mac OS X – easier and faster

Just purchased a new Sony/NEC or other USB external Blu-ray player for your Mac/PC/Network, it works fine after finding the right software on PC, but Mac. After Google search, you will find out the reason that there is no Blu-ray playing software for a Mac and the only way at the moment to play Blu-ray on Mac is to rip Blu-ray to other popular video or audio format. For the above case, the article will show you the common two methods to enjoy Blu-ray on Mac, including Snow Leopard. Method 1: Converting Blu-ray to MKV, AVI, MOV, MP4, etc for Mac through a professional Mac Blu-ray Ripper Although there are lots of Blu-ray Rippers for PC but for Mac, you can still hunt a professional Mac Blu-ray Ripper by Google search or other ways, like this one called Moyea Blu-ray Ripper for Mac. This Mac Blu-ray Ripper is designed to convert any DVDs and Blu-rays to other popular video/audio formats (MOV, MKV, AVI, WMV, VOB, MPG, etc); even those protected DVDs and protected Blu-rays. The most outstanding feature of it is to convert Blu-ray at high fast conversion speed and excellent output quality without any audio and video sync issue. In addition, it supports converting TrueHD, DTS-HD audio now. After launching this Mac Blu-ray Ripper and adding your Blu-ray files to it, you can easily select output format you need and then convert your Blu-ray to your desired video/audio format for your Mac. In other words, you can enjoy any Blu-ray on your Mac with this Mac Blu-ray Ripper without additional software applications support. Method 2: Converting Blu-ray to MKV with MakeMKV on Mac MakeMKV can read Blu-ray discs protected with latest versions of AACS and BD+, and convert Blu-ray files to MKV preserving all video and audio tracks, including HD audio. Like Moyea Blu-ray Ripper for Mac, no additional software is required for conversion and decryption. But it has trouble with some Blu-rays; if you want to know more information on problematic discs you can visit their forums. As you see, MakeMKV has its limitations. It only supports converting videos to MKV. And it can not adjust audio and video parameters like Moyea Blu-ray Ripper for Mac. It can not support all Blu-ray discs. Sometimes, you may meet a big trouble: there are audio out of video sync issues. Generally, after converting and decrypting Blu-rays you can use another application like a good Mac MTS/M2TS Converter to convert your MTS/M2TS files (Blu-ray files) to other video or audio formats so that they can be played on your Mac, or other portable devices. That’s all. Hope it helps!