Blu-ray Ripper Tools

Want to rip a Blu ray but don’t know how to do? OK, here this wonderful Blu ray Ripper can help you, which is currently the best Blu ray disc ripper on the market and has served thousands of customers around the world.

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As a professional software, iToolSoft Blu-ray Ripper can not only rip Blu ray disc to almost all the popular video/audio formats like AVI, MPEG, WMV, MP4, FLV, H.264/MPEG-4, DivX, XviD, MOV, RMVB, 3GP, SWF, VOB, TS, DV; but also can quickly transfer Blu ray movies to multimedia devices like iPod, iPhone, Apple TV, PSP, PS3, Zune, Xbox, Wii, NDS, etc.

Note: it is recommended as follows
Microsoft Windows 2000 / XP / Vista/ 7
Intel or AMD of compatible processors at 1GHz minimum
Display graphics minimum resolution of 800*600 32-bit color RAM 128 MB
30MB space for installation
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It is good news for movie fans that there is new release of DVD & Blu-ray movie on 18: “Valentine’s Day”, which can be ripped with a dvd ripper or blu-ray ripper.
‘Valentine’s Day’
A romantic comedy featuring almost 20 major Hollywood stars, ‘Valentine’s Day’ follows the ensemble cast as they fall in and out of love and navigate heartbreak in Los Angeles over the course of one Valentine’s Day. Julia Roberts and her niece Emma Roberts, Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Garner, Anne Hathaway, Taylor Lautner, Taylor Swift, Patrick Dempsey, Jamie Foxx, Topher Grace, Eric Dane, Queen Latifah, Kathy Bates, George Lopez, Shirley MacLaine, Jessica Biel, Jessica Alba and Ashton Kutcher all star. The film is directed by Garry Marshall (‘Pretty Woman,’ ‘The Princess Diaries’), who reunites with some of his favorite actors onscreen, including Roberts, Hathaway and Hector Elizondo.

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Blu-ray has covered a large part of the video market with its insurmountable advantages including its high definition and large capacity compared with the traditional DVDs. New things means changes but quite many people, unfortunately, don’t like changes because changes sometimes mean challenges for them, challenges to the existing lifestyle. Perhaps only some consumers like to try new things and rich people will buy it. Most people would choose HD-DVD or ordinary DVD. However, if you still want to see Blu-ray movies, what can you do?

Nowadays, you may notice that Apple introduced a tablet device called the iPad. As Jobs said, the iPad is a creative product. It can perform a perfect performance in E-mail, enjoying photos, music and videos, and playing games. The one hundred forty thousand application in the utility store will enable to you do lots of things conveniently. The online iBook store can allow you to enjoy millions of books anywhere and anytime. Smart design and powerful function will make iPad App fans’ favorite in the near future. Read more…

Fans of the Rob Marshall, the Best Picture winner in 2002, have waited eagerly for a worthy follow-up film from the Oscar-nominated director ever since he revitalized the movie musical with the razzle-dazzle ‘Chicago’. First came the disappointing ‘Memoirs of a Geisha’ in 2005. Then ‘Nine,’ an adaptation of the Maury Yeston-Arthur Kopit stage musical, arrived on screens last December. Now there is still a Blu-ray version available for the fans. And additionally, if you don’t have a Blu-ray player or something like that, you can rip the Blu-ray or convert the Blu-ray disc to other commonly used video formats with a Blu-ray ripper.

Packed with kinetic choreography (by Marshall himself), melodic songs, and a substantive story based on the classic 1963 Federico Fellini film, ‘Nine’ seemed destined to be an instant hit and strong Academy Award contender. Yet despite the considerable talent of a stable of sexy Hollywood felines, including Penélope Cruz, Kate Hudson, Nicole Kidman, Marion Cotillard, and Stacy Ferguson (better known as pop star Fergie) – as well as two grande dames, the ageless Sophia Loren and indomitable Judi Dench – Marshall’s visually arresting yet lumbering musical never comes close to meeting expectations, and ultimately ends up the kind of cinematic train wreck the film’s protagonist, celebrated Italian movie director Guido Contini (Daniel Day-Lewis), fears his abstract next project will become. On a scale of one to 10, ‘Nine’ rates far below its eponymous number, and proves Marshall isn’t quite the musical Houdini we thought him to be. Read more…

Q6: Should I replace all my DVDs with Blu-ray Discs?

A: No. Remember, Blu-ray players will play DVDs and most will boost the video resolution (or “up-rez” them), so “there is no reason for the consumer to think that all of their video library is going to be antiquated,” says Panasonic’s Rich Simone. Adds Swann, “I would recommend getting new releases in Blu-ray, either by rental or purchase, and watch your old ones using the up-converting feature.”

Studios will try to entice movie lovers to repurchase films they may have already on DVD (and perhaps videocassette) by remastering the video and adding new extra features. “They can see them in the way the director originally intended them to be seen,” says Sony Pictures Home Entertainment’s Rich Marty. “DVD is a huge market, and those will continue to look great, but now they have a choice. We think once they see them in high-def, it’s going to be a no-brainer.”

Q7: What are the unique features of Blu-ray discs?

A: Most bonus features such as commentaries, documentaries and deleted scenes are “the same kind of thing DVD has, except that it tends to be more interactive and complex on Blu-ray,” says Hunt. Some discs have interactive games, such as the Casino RoyaleCollector’s Edition’s multiplayer Bond trivia game. A few of the newest releases take advantage of bonus features delivered via the Internet: Last month, Del Toro conducted an online chat with owners of the Hellboy II Blu-ray Disc.

“It is my hope when we are proposing, planning and designing the interactive instruments for The Hobbit (Part 1 is scheduled for 2011), we can take full advantage of it,” Del Toro says. “We are trying to make people very aware that there are features locked in the Blu-ray Disc that allow them to go interactive with the Net.” And The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan will have a Dec. 18 screening of the Blu-ray Disc (9 p.m. ET/6 PT), during which those who own it can watch and chat online with him during the film. (More details at thedarkknight.warnerbros.com/dvdsite/event.) Another online feature lets viewers post their own feature-length commentary to share with friends.

But overall, while Hollywood may tout next-generation interactive features, Swann says, “the real feature is the picture.” Read more…