I have a Samsung Smart TV 32" model UA32H6400AW. I‘m using ByteCopy in order to play BR/DVD on the smart TV. Movies are converted to H.264 MP4 format. Very satisfied with the output quality so far!

I have a large DVD & Bluray collection that I want to put on a 2TB external Hard Drive which is connected to a Kaiser Bass HD Media Hub, NAD Amplifier & Pionneer TV. I also have MP4 & M4V Music Videos on my MacBook which I want to put on the Hard Drive. iMedia Converter for Mac just works as said. I'm very satisfied!

I use BDMagic to copy my movies to a 12tb hard drive array connected to a mac mini, used as a media center for my home and accessible from any TV. It worked and the output quality was good!

I want to archive my BR (not all but some) in case of fire at home or else, for me it's like a backup. The BR disk 25G is cheaper than 50G and it all be OK for me. It is ridiculous but it’s a faq to me. The policies who assure my home don't replace at the same price and I do pay for the difference. The 50G, in Canada, is not cheaper and come from japan+shiping. I downloaded a trial of Pavtube

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ByteCopy is my choice of Blu-ray ripping tools. I play my MKV files thru a external hard drive that I have plugged into a LG smart blu-ray player. Now I have ripped Gravity and Avatar which I own without trouble.

I just purchased Pavtube IMEDIA Converter after reading its tutorial on converting GOPRO Video to ProRes. I am impressed that its resolution parameters can be customized to reach 4k. Love the product so far!