How to rip Blu-ray disc to iPad MP4

How to rip Blu-ray disc to iPad MP4
Nowadays, HD is becoming a hot topic. Do you want to enjoy the new released Blu-ray movies with HD effect on your big-screen iPad? If your answer is “Of course, YES.” Then follow me!
4Easysoft Blu-ray to iPad Ripper helps you to watch the HD movies even without a Blu-ray player. It rips/converts Blu-ray discs and DVDs or even video files to iPad MP4, AVI, MPEG, VOB, WMV, FLV, MKV, MOV, RM, 3GP, SWF, ASF, MP3, WMA, WAV, RA, OGG, , etc.

4Easysoft Blu-ray to iPad Ripper features powerful editing functions and customization. You can trim and crop the video to any size and any length, adjust the video effect, replace the original audio with your favorite music, add watermark to make your video different. More specific video and audio parameters such as frame rate, bitrate, sample rate, audio channel are available for your enjoyment as well.

The latest released improved the program to capture any of the Blu-ray subtitles and audio tracks. Even 7.1 channels are available.

What are new features of 4Easysoft Blu-ray to iPad Ripper ?
- Added support for Blu-ray disc of MKB v17.
- Improved the loading speed of Blu-ray disc/ folder.
- Added customized output formats for iPad.
- Load video files to convert for iPad format.
- Refine the GUI to be more user-friendly, and apply Deinterlacing facility by default.

Then you know the general information about 4Easysoft Blu-ray to iPad Ripper, now the following thing I will show you how to operate this powerful Blu-ray Riper to rip blu-ray disc for iPad step-by-step.
Preparation: ] Free download and install Blu-ray to iPad Ripper , double click this program and its beautiful interface will pop up.




Step 1: Insert the Blu-ray disc or DVDs you’d like to convert to the Blu-ray or DVD drive.

Step 2: Click “File” menu



or just directly hit “Load Blu-ray” button to import your Blu-ray DVD.

Step 3: Select an output format for iPad
Click on the pull down menu at the end of “Profile”, and then tap on “iPad”, afterwards, you will see there are multiple iPad formats available for you to select, here you can choose iPad MPEG-4 Video(.mp4) as your output format.



Step 4: Adjust audio and video parameters
Click “Settings” button, then the following window will pop up. 4Easysoft Blu-ray to iPad Ripper allows users adjusting video and audio parameters like codec name, aspect ratio, bitrates, frame rate, sample rate and audio channels to optimize the playback quality on iPad.



Step 5: Set your output destination
You can choose where to save your converted video files by click “Browse”, just find your output video files from “Open Folder”.

Step 6: Click “Convert” button to start the conversion task.

Some powerful editing functions such as “Merge”, “Rename”, “Effect”, “Crop”, “Trim”, “Snapshot”, “Watermark” are all available.



Then after a shot time, the conversion finished, you can enjoy your favorite HD movies on your iPad ASAP.

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