How to Copy Blu-ray on macOS High Sierra?

Apple has released its new operating system - macOS High Sierra. Rumor said that it would be free to update your 10.12 macOS Sierra to this macOS High Sierra on Macs. You can check below to see if your Mac can run the newest macOS High Sierra operating system:

Here’s the list of Macs that will run macOS High Sierra.
MacBook (Late 2009 and later)
MacBook Air (2010 and later)
MacBook Pro (2010 and later)
Mac mini (2010 and later)
iMac (Late 2009 and later)
Mac Pro (2010 and later)

With macOS High Sierra news being everywhere, this reminds me that when Apple released Mac OS X EL Capitan, it brought trouble to many Blu-ray fans cause their Blu-ray Rippers are out of work due to incompatibility issue. So it can image that this issue will be back this time. Fortunately, there are always some applications standing out there. Here, let’s see how to rip Blu-ray on macOS High Sierra with Blu-ray Ripper for macOS High Sierra.

Best Blu-ray Ripper for macOS High Sierra

Pavtube ByteCopy for Mac is highly estimated online as a Mac Blu-ray ripping tool. In the El Capitan war, it is the fastest one to overcome the incompatibility difficulty. As a professional Blu-ray Ripper, it won’t let you down:

- Compatible with macOS High Sierra, Mac OS X 10.12 macOS Sierra, Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan, Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite, etc.

- Rip Blu-ray encoded with VC-1 and AVC.

- Decrypt Blu-ray BD+, UOP, HDCP, AACS up to MKB61.

- 1:1 entire copy Blu-ray to BDMV folder and directly copy Blu-ray main title.

- Rip Blu-ray with DTS 5.1/7.1 surround audio.

- Supported Output Formats:

360p/480p/540p/720p	MP4, MKV, MOV, AVI, WMV, 3GP, M3U8, H.264, H.263, MPEG, MPEG-4, M4V, FLV, F4V, DivX, TS, etc.
1080p/2160p/3840p	H.265/HEVC, MKV, MP4, AVI, TS, MOV, MPEG-4/H.264, etc.
Multi-track	lossless MKV, multi-track MP4/MOV/AVI
3D Video	3D MKV, 3D MP4, 3D WMV, 3D MOV, 3D AVI

Step-by-Step to Copy Blu-ray on macOS High Sierra

Step 1: Load Blu-ray Movies

Install this macOS High Sierra Blu-ray Ripper and insert your Blu-ray to Blu-ray drive. Click "File" > "Load From Disc" to import Blu-ray movies. This software will scan and read the Blu-ray disc itself and check the one it think it is the mian title. Normally, the longest chapter will be the main title chapter. You also can preview the title in the right window. A Blu-ray often contains several languages. You can choose your wanted one in "Subtitle" and make the subtitle hard burn to your video. "Forced Subtitle" makes only foreign languages display on the screen.

Note: Pavtube ByteCopy for Mac is also a DVD Ripper so you can import DVD disc, DVD Folder, DVD ISO/IFO to copy on macOS High Sierra.

Copy Blu-ray on macOS Sierra

Step 2: Choose output format

You have too many choices here. If you plan to rip Blu-ray to iTunes on macOS Sierra, you can choose a format from "iPhone", "iPad" and "Apple TV" categories. If you rip Blu-ray/DVD for Xbox One S, you can choose "Xbox 360 Devices" category. Just for QuickTime playing, you can choose to convert Blu-ray to MOV for QuickTime on macOS Sierra. Normally, we suggest MP4 format from "HD Video" or "Common Video" cause FCP, iMovie, iPhone, iPad, iTunes, ATV, QuickTime, etc all of them can play H.264 MP4 video.

H.264 MP4 video

Tip:

1. Click "Settings", you can adjust video and audio codec, resolution, bitrate, frame rate, channel, etc.

2. In "Edit" window, you can trim, crop, add subtitle, rotate video, replace/remove audio.

Step 3: Start to rip Blu-ray on macOS High Sierra

Go back to the UI, hit on "Convert" at the right bottom corner to begin the Blu-ray backup process on macOS High Sierra. Once the process ends, just open output folder to locate the generated video.

Pavtube Blu-ray Rippers for macOS High Sierra You Can Choose

Software	ByteCopy for Mac	BDMagic for Mac	iMedia Converter for Mac
Supported Input Files	Blu-ray, DVD	Blu-ray, DVD	Blu-ray, DVD, Video
Supported Output Files
MP4/MKV/MOV/M4V	Yes	Yes	Yes
3GP/FLV/WMV/H.265	Yes	Yes	Yes
lossless MKV	Yes	No	No
Multi-track MP4/MOV/AVI	Yes	No	No
3D MKV/MP4/WMV	Yes	Yes	Yes