You can see that by applying the license for Blu-Ray Ripper it also unlocks DVD Ripper too, which means that I can make copies of just about every movie disc I own (with the exception of the dozen or so 4K UltraHD discs I have, but no computers can manage those yet).Ī click on Blu-ray Ripper in the program, after plugging in the Pioneer external Blu-Ray drive and inserting the Beyond Re-Animator disc, and the program automatically analyzes the inserted media and figures out which of the many tracks is the actual movie… If you like zombies and creepy creatures, well, this is going to be a great addition to your movie library!īut I wanted a digital copy of the film so I could watch it on my MacBook (a computer without an optical drive) while on the road. The film is the third in the Re-Animator series and again stars Jeffrey Combs as the creepy Dr. Through some serendipity, Lionsgate just sent us a copy of the fun, somewhat campy horror film Beyond Re-Animator for review so that’ll be perfect for a demo. For our purposes, however, it’s just making a digital copy of a Blu-Ray movie that’s of interest, and that’s BD Ripper. Unless you have a program like Blu-Ray Ripper from Leawo Software.īD Ripper, as we’ll call it informally, is actually part of a much bigger software suite called Leawo Professional Media, a suite that lets you dupe Blu-Ray discs, rip DVDs and much more. I’m a firm believer in the right to view purchased movies on the device of my choice too, so if I own a Blu-Ray copy of, say, Blade Runner 2049 or Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, why should I be trapped having to watch it on my TV while at home if I’m heading out on a business or pleasure trip? Problem is, converting a physical copy of a movie into a digital copy that’s portable to whatever gear you own isn’t so easy. Fortunately, you can pick up an external Blu-Ray drive for surprisingly cheap, units like the Mac and Windows compatible Pioneer BDR-XS06.
Which is rather weird since computer screens generally have far higher resolution screens than most non-4K televisions. Computer manufacturers seem to have decided that DVD movies are good enough for computer screens, and it’s not easy to find a laptop or desktop computer with a Blu-Ray player.
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