Rip off 1080p movies from Blu-ray disc to Mac and then sync to iPhone 5 for viewing

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As most of you know, Apple and Blu-ray aren't good friends. Mac's don't come with Blu-ray players and don't offer any playback and support for physical Blu-ray discs. The following guide, however, share with you a way ripping 1080p movies from Blu-ray discs to Mac HDD- and you can transfer the movie later to the newly bought iPhone 5 for viewing on the road if you like. The iPhone 5 contains a 4-inch, 1136 x 640 16:9 Retina display. That’s good for users to watch movies on the go, in particular for enjoying 1080p Blu-ray movies. In this article, we will present a solution and tell you how to watch Blu-ray movies on iPhone 5.

What will you need to do this?
Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper for Mac - this program is compatible with Mac OS 10.5 Leopard, 10.6 Snow Leopard, 10.7 Lion and 10.8 Mountain Lion. If you are running a Windows PC, it also has a Windows version – Blu-ray Ripper for iPhone 5.
Note: Whether you run a Mac computer or a Windows PC, an internal or external Blu-ray drive is required for ripping movie directly from a Blu-ray disc.



Steps to rip 1080p Blu-ray to 1080p video for iPhone 5 playback

Run Mac Blu-ray to iPhone 5 Converter, click “Blu-ray disc” icon to load Blu-ray movie files directly from your Blu-ray disc via the BD drive.

Select “iPhone 4S H.264 Full HD 1080P (*.mp4)” as target format from “iPhone” pull down menu. You are allowed to click “Settings” button and go to “Profile Settings” windows to customize the video quality by adjusting video and audio settings.

Best settings for iPhone 5 1080p video
Video
Codec: h264
Size (pix):1920*1080
Bitrate(kbps):5000
Frame Rate (fps): original (Set frame rate at ‘original’ to avoid audio and video out of sync issues)
Audio
Codec:aac
Sample Rate (hz):48000
Bitrate(bps):160000
Channels: Stereo

If you prefer to view movies on iPhone 5 with 720p quality or in full screen, there are another two recommended iPhone 5 profiles.
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[TD="width: 51%"] Video
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[TD="width: 48%"] Audio
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[TR]
[TD="width: 51%"] Codec:h264
Size(pix):1280*720
Bitrate(kbps):2500
Frame Rate(fps): original
[/TD]
[TD="width: 48%"] Codec:aac
Sample Rate(hz):48000
Bitrate(bps):128000
Channels: Stereo
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[TD="width: 100%, colspan: 2"] iPhone 5 H.264 1136*640 Full Screen Video (*.mp4)
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[TD="width: 51%"] Video
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[TD="width: 48%"] Audio
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[TD="width: 51%"] Codec:h264
Size(pix):1136*640
Bitrate(kbps): 2000
Frame Rate(fps): original

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[TD="width: 48%"] Codec:aac
Sample Rate(hz):48000
Bitrate(bps):128000
Channels: Stereo
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Tips:
Mac users need to adjust profile settings manually, while Windows users just need to download a Profile patch to run directly.
> Learn to customize a suitable profile for your iPhone 5 on Mac.
> Download iPhone 5 Profile Patch for Windows Blu-ray Ripper.

Click “Convert” button to start converting Blu-ray movies to 1080p iPhone 5 video. When finished, click “Open” button to get the resulted 1080p mp4 video for viewing on iPhone 5. Learn to sync video to iPhone 5 via iTunes.