Step 3: Before you move on though, if you click on the arrow next to the title that you have selected to rip, it will present you with more information contained within that title, like audio and subtitles. Either one of those is OK to choose though. You will notice that there are 2 identical file sizes of 22.5GB in the image below, you can unchecked the one with 39 chapters and only selected the one on its own. If you don't want to adverts and piracy warnings, you can uncheck all of the others but the biggest file which will be your film. Normally, all of the boxes are checked by default, which means that the program will create a single MKV file that will include everything on the disk including trailers, multiple subtitles etc. Step 2: Once that has finished (approx 30 secs to 1 min if that depending on your spec) you will be presented with the next window that will ask you what parts of the disk you want to rip. The program will now start removing the protection on the disk enabling you to rip it. Simply click 'File' > 'Load from Disc' to import your Blu-ray disc. As soon as MakeMKV starts, it will automatically look for a disk and have it ready for you. Step 1: Insert your Blu-ray to your internal/external Blu-ray drive and open up MakeMKV.

Now, let's the steps to decrypt Blu-ray with MakeMKV. NOTE: MakeMKV is not signed by Apple, you might need an alternative to MakeMKV for Mac if you want to rip Blu-rays with MakeMKV on Mac. It undoubtedly offers one of the easiest ways to rip a Blu-ray disc, and it's a great tool for beginners who may be new to Blu-ray video transcoders. If you have Blu-rays and plan to begin a huge project to rip your Blu-Rays and make a media center on your computer, you can choose to rip Blu-ray to MKV with MakeMKV. That's pretty easy with MakeMKV to rip Blu-rays.

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