To playback DVDs on Mac, you will need a 3rd-party DVD decrypter to rip DVDs into video files. Then a portion of your DVD collection can be ripped and imported into MC for smooth playback on Mac with any Mac video player.
Here a pretty awesome DVD ripper ByteCopy for Mac is recommended to you. It can easily remove region code from DVD and convert DVD to a digital version format supported by JRiver Media Center 21with the amazing conversion speed and high lossless quality. Besides, Pavtube ByteCopy can also decrypt any copy-protected DVDs, no matter RCE, CSS encryption, Disney New DVD Copy Protection or Sony ARccOS DVD protection for great watching experience on Mac. In addition, the region code issues can also be a great trouble for Windows users, Pavtube ByteCopy can also support with windows system .(Read review) The following chart is JRiver Media Center supported video formats and Pavtube ByteCopy can output any one of them:
Video formats:
- Video CD playback.
- AVI Video (avi)
- MPEG Video (mpeg, mpg, m1v, mpv, mpe, m2v)
- MPEG-4 Container Formats (mp4, m4v, mp4v, m4p, 3gp, 3g2)
- Windows Media Video (wmv, wvx)
- DIVX Video (divx)
- DVD Video (ifo, vob)
- QuickTime Video (mov, qt)
- RealVideo (rv)
- ShockWave (swf)
- TiVo Format (.tivo files)
- Flash Video (flv)
Audio formats:
- Monkey’s Audio (ape, apl)
- MPC Audio (mpc, mpc+)
- MPEG audio (mp3, mpa, mpga)
- OGG Vorbis Audio (ogg)
- Wav Audio (wav)
- Windows Media Audio (wma, wax)
- AAC Audio (m4a, m4p, m4b, aac)
- AIF Audio (aif, aifc, aiff)
- AU Audio (au, snd)
- Audible Audio (aa)
- CD Audio (cda)
- MIDI Audio (mid, midi, rim, rmid)
- RealAudio (ram, ra)
- Podcast (pcast, podcast, rss).
- Dolby AC3
- FLAC (flac)
- DTS WAV
- WavPack (wv)
- Audio Playlists (m3u, pls, xpl, bpl)
- Media playlists (mpl)
- MusicEx media (jmx)
- Windows Media (asx, asf, wm)
- RealMedia (rm, rp, rmm, rmx, smi, smil, rmj)
- iTunes playlists can be imported
1.Import Blu-ray/DVD to the software by clicking “File” icon.
2. Choose output format in “Format” drop-down list. Since when playing video on JRiver Media Center with the best video formats. And for some other models, the H.264 MP4 video maybe supported by JRiver Media Center, too. Click "Format" > "HD Video" > "Xvid AVI" for JRiver Media Center to playing video.
Tips:
1. you can open "Settings" window, here, you can preview and change the video/audio codec, frame rate, channel, bitrate, size, etc.
2.You can check adjust aspect ratio to fit in the screen. Hit on"Edit"next to "File" icon. Then choose "Crop" function. Then click "Advanced Mode" in the right panel, then select "Keep Ratio" option in the left panel, then from "Display aspect ratio" drop-down list, you can either keep the original aspect ratio by choosing "Original" or keep the cropped aspect ratio such as 16:10, 16:9, etc from the aspect ratio lists.
3. Start DVD to JRiver Media Center best compatible format conversion
After all settings are done, go back to the main UI. Then press "Convert" button to start to transcode DVD to JRiver Media Center with the most friendly video and audio formats.
When conversion process ends, open output folder to locate the generated JRiver Media Center supported files. Put the converter files into JRiver Media Center now, enjoy your MKV movies on JRiver Media Center freely.
Note:
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