How to Copy or Backup Blu-ray Movie Collection to SSD?

Great advantages of SSD

For those people who have bought an ultraportable, you likely had a solid-state drive (SSD) as the primary drive. Compare to traditional hard drives, although SSDs are more expensive, however, it is superior to HDD in many aspects including less time to boot, hard to become fragmented, long durability, wide availability, no noise, etc. For those people who have large collection of Blu-ray disc, SSD can be a safe and advanced choice for you to back your precious Blu-ray movies. The following article will show you how to copy commercial Blu-ray movies onto SSD.

Backup Blu-ray Movies to SSD

Like traditional HDD, SSD has no specific requirements for the file types stored on it. However, the complicated copy protection and region code on Blu-ray disc make it difficult for you to copy the data on Blu-ray disc to SSD. Therefore, you will need a specific Blu-ray Ripper program to bypass that protection. Although there are many Blu-ray Ripper programs on the market, however, you may find the a lot of program can't do the job very well for you. The main reason is that Blu-ray disc encryption frequently changes and therefore makes it hard to crack. Therefore, you will need a good program that keeps keeps constant update with perfect support for the encryption used on many recently released Blu-ray movies.

Best tool to copy Blu-ray movies to SSD

After a lot of online searching and testing, we finally settle on Pavtube ByteCopy (best Blu-ray copy software), which can powerfully break all Blu-ray copy protection including AACS, BD+, Cinavia, Region codec, etc. The program has recently upgraded with perfect support for MKB61 and MKB62 encryption which is equipped on many of the newly released Blu-ray movies, so that you can make a backup or copy from all the new Blu-ray movies with ease.

As for the important backup options, you'll be amazed by the various different copy mode and output format options offered by the program. With the program, you can either make a full disc copy of Blu-ray with the original structure or a main movie copy of Blu-ray without unwanted comments, ads, etc onto SSD for safe storage. If you wish to get further entertainment of those backup data on your computer with media players, transfer to smartphone, tablets or stream to TV via home media server, you can choose to backup Blu-ray into compatible digital file formats or devices and programs preset profile formats. For those people who wish to preserve the multiple subtitle languages and audio tracks in original Blu-ray movies, you can use the program to beneficially to copy Blu-ray to lossless multi-track MKV format, and then deselect those unwanted subtitle languages or audio tracks in the program's multi-task settings window.

Step by Step to Copy/Backup Blu-ray Movie Collection to SSD

Step 1: Load Blu-ray disc.

Insert Blu-ray disc into an external Blu-ray drive, then click "File" > "Load Disc" button to browse to disc drive and import source movie into this app. Alternative, you can also load BDMV folder or ISO image file into the program.

Load Blu-ray disc

Step 2: Backup Blu-ray to SSD in different ways.

Full disc copy

You can Make a full disc copy of Blu-ray to SSD by hitting the icon on the top tool bar of the main interface.

Main movie copy

From "Format" bar drop-down list, select "Copy" > "Direct Copy" to copy the main movie of the Blu-ray disc to SSD without unwanted extras.

Main movie copy

Lossless Multi-track MKV copy

Get a complete MKV from Blu-ray by following "Multi-track Video" > "Lossless/encoded Multi-track MKV(*.mkv)".

Output Blu-ray to lossless multi-track MKV

Output popular digital format or device preset profile formats

Click "Format" bar, select to output one of the popular digital file format such as "H.264 HD Video(*.mp4)" from "HD Video" main category or devices preset profile formats according to your own needs.

Output popular digital file formats