Guide: How to Copy Blu-ray Disc to ISO image files on Mac Lion

Step 1: Import source Blu-ray Disc file - Install and run the best Mac Blu-ray Copy program.
Four modes available: Full Disc (copy all of BD disc info including all movies and menus), Main Movie (copy the longest movie title), Clone (make 1:1 copy from BD to BD) and Write Data (burn local BD folder or ISO image to disc, or convert BD folder to ISO image file).
We select "Main Movie" as the copy mode here. Then insert the Blu-ray disc into Blu-ray drive to import source BD files, you can see that the program has selected the longest movie title automatically.



Note: If you blu-ray files have already stored in the local Mac computer, you can just choose the "Write Date" mode to copy the BD file to ISO image directly like the 'Step 4' describes.

Step 2: Configure Output Settings - Under 'Target' option, specify a local folder for ripping or backup the BD Disc; On the right of UI, you're allowed to select your desired audio tracks and subtitles freely; Then choose the output 'Size' from BD 50, BD 25, even BD9 and BD5 accordingly.



Step 3: Start copy BD disc files to local Mac folder - Click 'Next' button to the next window, if everything is OK, just hit the 'Start' button to begin the process of copying Blu-ray Disc to Mac computer. It will take one hour or more, so you can set auto shutdown to your Mac via 'Option' tab.



Step 4: Burn Blu-ray folder to ISO image file on Mac Lion - After Blu-ray copying process is complete, choose "Write Data" mode and insert a compatible media to start write process from Blu-ray to ISO image file in Blu-ray drive.



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