Watch The Enterprise Blu-ray film on Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 with best quality

Description: In this article you will get brief instruction about how to copy and play The Enterprise Blu-ray movies on Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 on Windows and Mac. 

As it claimed, the next-generation Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 series delivers exceptional multimedia experience for the whole family in a sleek, lightweight design. Available in 10.1-inch, 8.0-inch and 7.0-inch screen sizes, the Galaxy Tab 4's vivid WXGA display with a 16:10 screen ratio provides users with a brilliant viewing experience while watching videos, playing games, or reading digital contents.

However, if you want to get your personal movies off of The Enterprise Blu-ray disc and onto the Galaxy Tab 4 (7.0, 8.0, 10.1 ) for playback, you may have to do some work in advance. I mean you'll need to rip and convert Blu-ray to Galaxy Tab 4 Tablet compatible video formats first since there is no BD drive on gadget. Learn the details.

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To be honest, I tried several programs and I can tell you that NO ONE comes even close to the simpleness and great quality that the Blu-ray Ripper delivers. The time it takes to convert in this software is almost half that in other. Below is the step-by-step tutorial how to rip The Enterprise Blu-ray to Galaxy Tab 4.

How to Convert The Enterprise Blu-ray movies to Galaxy Tab 4 playable videos

The quick start guide below uses Blu-ray Ripper Windows screenshots. The way to rip Blu-ray/DVD movies to Galaxy Tab 4 on Mac (Mavericks and Mountain Lion included) is almost the same. Just make sure you get the right version according to your computer operating system.

1. Insert Blu-ray on Blu-ray drive and import it to the software.

When you launch this software, you should make sure that you have inserted Blu-ray to your Blu-ray drive. Then click the "Load file" button to import the The Enterprise Blu-ray you want for Galaxy Tab 4.



After loading Blu-ray successfully, the actual main title will be picked by the software and you can preview the entire movies on the preview window and take snapshot. Now go to choose the subtitle and audio you need for output for default setting for subtitles is none.

2. Choose video format for Galaxy Tab 4.

Click "Format" menu to get the output video format list. A mass of formats are listed. Go to choose "Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Video(*.mp4)" from " Samsung " option for output.

If you want to check and choose the codec, bitrate, channels, etc for output videos, you are free to click "Settings" button to get it done. Take note that the default settings are also made for high quality output videos if you are not good at it. (Optional)

Tips: If you want to backup your blu-ray movies with keeping multiple audio tracks and subtitle streams, or wanna convert blu-rays to 3D MKV, MP4 and MOV format for enjoying on your 3D TV, just try to use Pavtube ByteCopy for Windows or Mac.

3. Convert The Enterprise Blu-ray for Galaxy Tab 4.

Click "Convert" button to start convert The Enterprise Blu-ray to Galaxy Tab 4 supported video. Once completed, "Open" button will help you to get output files quickly.

Tips: It has powerful edit functions such as trim video for your needed length, crop video to get rid of annoying black edges, join multiple video clips into one, add text/image watermark and add subtitles. For example, if the original Blu-ray movie has no subtitle or the subtitles you need, you can download it from website and then add it into the output videos for full enjoyment with this software.

Now it's time to transfer The Enterprise Blu-ray to your Galaxy Tab 4. Copy the generated video to your Galaxy Tab 4. Go to enjoy it.

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No way to Rip Schwarzenegger Blu-ray Collection? ByteCopy Help you!

Description: Look no further when coping or ripping Schwarzenegger Blu-ray Collection? Here is a brief guide to help you to freely watch Schwarzenegger Blu-ray movies with perfect video/audio sync and best quality.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is an Austrian/American actor, politician and businessman who started his career out as a weight-lifter. Born July 30, 1947 in Thal, Styria, Austria, Schwarzenegger with a keen interest in physical fitness and seemingly indomitable drive, parlayed his notoriety as a five-time Mr. Universe and seven-time Mr. Olympia champion to turn himself into a Hollywood movie star and public personality.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is known for:



The Terminator (1984): A human-looking indestructible cyborg is sent from 2029 to 1984 to assassinate a waitress, whose unborn son will lead humanity in a war against the machines, while a soldier from that war is sent to protect her at all costs.

Predator (1987): A team of commandos, on a mission in a Central American jungle, find themselves hunted by an extra-terrestrial warrior.

Total Recall (1990): When a man goes for virtual vacation memories of the planet Mars, an unexpected and harrowing series of events forces him to go to the planet for real, or does he?

True Lies (1994): Harry Tasker is a secret agent for the United States Government. For years, he has kept his job from his wife, but is forced to reveal his identity and try to stop nuclear terrorists when he and his wife are kidnapped by the terrorists.

If you are keen to collect the hot Schwarzenegger Blu-ray Collection, but it’s not easy to get these Blu-ray movies playback on your PC or portable devices without external Blu-ray drive and Blu-ray player. Also frequent watching Schwarzenegger Blu-rays will make your discs easy to be scratched.

So how can we watch Schwarzenegger Blu-ray movies without limitation? What’s the best format to convert to? Can we finish all the tasks with one go?

Here Pavtube ByteCopy is recommended. It will help you to remove the copyright protection of the disc and convert to whatever videos you want. With it, you can enjoy your favorite Blu-ray movies at any time and safe the original discs from being ruined at the same time. And it will provide you various ways to backup of the Schwarzenegger Blu-ray discs, just choose the one you like most.

First of all, free download Windows version (Bytecopy for Mac is for Mac users) and run the software to learn how to copy Schwarzenegger Blu-ray disc in three ways.

Step 1. Import Blu-ray discs to Pavtube ByteCopy.

Run the best Blu-ray backup software, click "Load files" icon to load the Blu-ray discs. After successful 100% load, click the select main title you are able to preview the whole movie in the preview window, which works just like a media player.

Note: When loading discs, please make sure your computer is networked and Blu-ray disc drive is installed properly.



Step 2. Different ways for copying Schwarzenegger Blu-ray disc to avoid scratched by children.

Here I will show you three different ways of lossless backup Schwarzenegger Blu-ray disc:

Method 1. Full disc copy: 1:1 backup the entire disc with original structure and chapter marks

If you want to copy a Schwarzenegger Blu-ray discs for further playback with keep the original structure of disc, that is what exactly "Full disc copy" can do for you.

Click "Copy the entire disc" icon on the interface and you are brought to conversion progress immediately. After conversion, go to "Open output folder" you will get a generated folder combined with two folders: "BDMV" and "CERTIFICATE". All the M2TS files are located in BDMV folder.


Method 2. Directly Copy: 100% backup the intact main movie of Schwarzenegger Blu-ray discs

If you just want to copy the main movie for playback without the menu and promotional clips etc, "Directly Copy", which will takes less time for conversion and occupies less space than Full disc copy, is right for you.

Click "Format" menu and go to "Copy" option, choose "Directly Copy" for output format.

Then click "Convert" button to start conversion. Once finished, you will get a converted file in M2TS format for Schwarzenegger Blu-ray disc.

Read more detailed steps: Lossless backup Blu-ray main movie in original format

Method 3. Lossless Multi-track MKV: lossless backup Schwarzenegger Blu-ray to MKV with multitracks preservation.

If you want to convert to MKV files without quality loss and preserve all multiple audio and subtitle tracks from original Schwarzenegger Blu-ray disc, or want to select some audio and subtitle tracks you need for output, Lossless Multi-track MKV is perfect. And chapter mark is preserved in MKV files. In this way, you can select any audio and subtitle track and chapter mark you want when playing it in media player.

Go to find "Multi-track Video" option under "Format" dropdown list, then choose "Lossless/encoded Multi-track MKV (*.mkv)" for output.

Then click "Convert" button to start and definitely you will get a MKV file with multiple tracks.

Read more detailed steps: Keep multiple audio and subtitle streams when backing up Blu-ray Disc to MKV/MP4/MOV

Note 1: If you want to remove the unnecessary audio or subtitle track to shrink the output MKV files, you can go to click "Settings" button to uncheck what you do not need. What’s more, do not check "Encode" for the output MKV if you wanna a lossless file.


Note 2: Not all media player can support to play multi-track videos, so you can try powerful VLCPlayer to play output multi-track MKV files with chapter mark. And the generated folder made by "Full disc copy" also can be played with them.

Every time when the conversion is finished, "Open" button on the main interface will help you to locate the generated files. If you try to copy one Schwarzenegger Blu-ray disc in different ways, you do not need to worry about that the previous one will be covered because of the same file name. In this case, the software will automatically add number 1, 2, 3… in the end of file name because of built-in setting of renamed the same file name.

Above all, you can choose any way of them to copy your Schwarzenegger Blu-ray disc without quality loss and then share them with your family or friends.

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Review: "Frozen" Blu-ray Warms My Heart

With over a billion dollars made, tons of merchandise, and lots of little girls replaying “Let it Go” incessantly (much to the annoyance of their parents), Disney’s Frozen is a phenomenon now. It almost feels pointless to review a movie that virtually everybody has seen, but I know some of you are interested in my opinion, so here we go.



I’ll tell you what I like about Frozen.

First of all, much like Tangled, it takes an existing fairy tale and very loosely adapts it, but it could be argued that the changes work in its favor, at least for movie storytelling purposes. Rather than the ice queen, named Elsa, being a straight-up villain, she’s reimagined as a misunderstood young woman who is hesitant to connect with anyone after an accident as a child nearly kills her energetic sister, Anna. Elsa’s rationale is very understandable: if she doesn’t get close to anybody, she can’t hurt them. This relationship strain reaches its peak on Anna and Elsa’s 18th birthday, when the two host an open palace gala, but Elsa’s powers are revealed to the shocked public. Scared, Elsa flees to the high mountains and carves out an ice palace for herself. It’s up to Anna to find Elsa and try to convince her to return home, hopefully mending their distant relationship in the process.

What I like most about Frozen is that it subverts our expectations of Disney movies. Elsa isn’t your typical “I hate everything just because” queen, but someone we pity and hope will come out of her shell. In fact, without giving too much away, the person who is actually the antagonist is not who we suspect. On a second viewing, I’m impressed that the movie is well-directed enough that the villain’s reveal is unexpected but doesn’t feel like a contrived and arbitrary plot twist either, because they keep this person just undeveloped enough to make their reveal a surprise. The motif of “true love” is also nicely subverted here in more ways than one. Early in the film, Anna courts Hans, a prince she’s convinced is her true love, but upon joining mountain man Kristoff in her journey to rescue Elsa, he makes her realize how hollow her relationship with Hans was. Without giving anything away, the finale also presents a unique take on “true love,” something which ties in nicely with the story’s theme.

As usual for Disney, the movie is eye candy in more ways than one. The kingdom of Arendelle, with its sprawling mountains, looks lovely, even during the scenes when it’s covered with snow (a nasty side effect of Elsa’s stress). It would be easy for a mostly white landscape to look bland, but they kept it varied enough. The ice effects and resulting reflections are similarly well-done, and we get to see them at work numerous times in the film. Great character animation rounds out the package, continuing the trend from Tangled of cute, expressive female leads (especially the plucky Anna) that make you forget you’re watching a CG cartoon and just let you get immersed in the character’s mannerisms and personalities.

Also like Tangled, Frozen combines a number of moods successfully. The infamous teaser trailer, where a walking talking snowman named Olaf and Kristoff’s moose Sven fight over a carrot on slippery ice, made the film look like a wacky Ice Age-style comedy, but the actual film is really more of a drama with infrequent comedic and action elements. It also introduces the non-dramatic moments without feeling disjointed or schizophrenic. Above all, though, what matters most is: Did I care about the characters? Yes. I wanted to see Elsa and Anna reunite, I wanted to see the villain get their comeuppance, and I stayed interested in the story throughout.

Most of my criticisms of Frozen are nitpicks and personal opinions. For one, the movie tries a little too hard to be a musical; a couple musical numbers felt superfluous and could’ve easily been spoken in dialog instead. And the song styles feel tailor-made to a future Broadway show. A cynical viewer could point to this and say, “Ugh, a movie just isn’t enough, is it Disney? You have to conquer musical theater too? I bet they designed it that way on purpose.” While some of the songs are indeed pretty memorable, there are others that I’m hard-pressed to hum even after seeing the movie twice. Didn’t really have that problem with Tangled.

Unrelated to the songs, a case could also be made for the Elsa/Anna relationship being repetitive. There are quite a few instances where Anna tries to convince Elsa to be warmer, but is rejected. Obviously, reluctance to change one’s personality is very true to life, but from a storytelling standpoint it does give that feel of, “Didn’t we already have a scene like this?” I also wasn’t crazy about Olaf, the comic relief snowman. He’s not really an annoying sidekick, and he has a couple amusing moments, but he adds little to the movie. Yeah, he gives comfort to Anna in a scene towards the end, but for the most part he exists to take up space and provide another tie-in toy for kids to buy.

Finally, if you really want to overanalyze Frozen, the argument could be made that the entire premise of the movie is based on a misunderstanding. I’m not referring to the distant Anna/Elsa relationship, either; I mean that when Elsa is revealed to have these freezing powers, she’s instantly assumed to be an evil sorceress. I know people fear the unknown, but why can’t the townspeople have a different reaction than “She practices black magic! Arrest her!” It doesn’t help that Elsa is forced to use the ice as attacks to protect herself when some soldiers come to her palace later in the film, thus perpetuating the misunderstanding that she’s violent and unpredictable.

However, despite these criticisms, I still very much enjoyed Frozen and was glad I saw it. But enough about the movie itself; what does the Blu-ray set give us?

“Get a Horse”, a brand new Mickey Mouse cartoon that played beforeFrozen in theaters, runs 6 min. It lovingly recreates the bouncy, rubber hose, full animation style of the ‘30s cartoons, but puts a twist on things after about two minutes by kicking Mickey out of the screen to render him in more realistic CG. Normally, that would be interesting enough, but the 2D and 3D animation keep interacting with each other. For innovation alone, this is a great short, but it also has a few laughs as well. An interesting thing about “Get a Horse” is how the dialog is primarily made of archival vocals, akin to 2011’s “I Tawt I Taw a Putty Tat”.

Unfortunately, any hopes of a comprehensive behind-the-scenes documentary on this release are dashed. “The Making of Frozen” runs a little over three minutes. The title is the most flagrant use of false advertising I’ve ever seen; it’s not a making-of doc like you’d think, but a musical number sung by various staff members. What a letdown. “D’frosted: Disney’s Journey From Hans Christian Anderson to Frozen” runs 7:39. It’s not really that substantial; it tells us what we already know in some cases (i.e. that Walt Disney had a thing for adapting fairy tales), and a good two minutes is just gushing about the backgrounds. And that’s really it for behind-the-scenes material. Surely there are some more stories to tell about the making of this movie. Why no feature length commentary, at least?

Also included are roughly seven minutes of deleted scenes. In the first, running 1:31, we get a glimpse of Elsa as a villain, before she became a tragic hero. This is what I wish they covered more in the “D’frosted” featurette: conceptual changes. In the next scene, running 2:37, we see Anna trying on different outfits and commenting on them to Elsa. I can see why it was cut. Another nothing scene running 1:17 concerns Anna suffering in the village before deciding to go find her sister. Finally, a 1:20 scene shows an alternate introduction to Kristoff, where he’s mountain climbing. Next to Elsa as a villian, this is the most interesting deleted scene, and I wouldn’t have minded seeing it fully animated.

If you’re into the song “Let it Go,” you’re in luck, because there are multiple music videos of it. The original teaser trailer forFrozen is also included. Finally, the Blu-ray/DVD version of the set includes a digital copy, so you can watch it on iTunes without the disc, or on your favorite mobile device. I myself don’t have a smartphone, but it’s nice to be able to watch the movie without putting the disc in my computer.

Frozen is a good movie with some refreshing defiances of expectations in certain areas. I didn’t love it as much as Tangled, the previous “reimagined fairy tale” Disney movie, but it’s still engaging and represents yet another sign that Disney’s been back on the right track since 2008. Sadly, though, the Blu-ray set is a disappointment, barely offering half an hour of special material. It’s a shame, because Frozen is a movie I would’ve loved to learn more about.

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Latest new Movies info: The Expendables 3 2014

The Expendables 3 2014

Barney (Stallone), Christmas (Statham) and the rest of the team comes face-to-face with Conrad Stonebanks (Gibson), who years ago co-founded The Expendables with Barney. Stonebanks subsequently became a ruthless arms trader and someone who Barney was forced to kill... or so he thought. Stonebanks, who eluded death once before, now is making it his mission to end The Expendables -- but Barney has other plans. Barney decides that he has to fight old blood with new blood, and brings in a new era of Expendables team members, recruiting individuals who are younger, faster and more tech-savvy. The latest mission becomes a clash of classic old-school style versus high-tech expertise in the Expendables' most personal battle yet.

Actors: Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Antonio Banderas, Wesley Snipes, Dolph Lundgren, Mel gibson, Harrison Ford, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kellan Lutz,Terry Crews,Kelsey Grammer,Ronda Rousey,Natalie Burn,Sarai Givaty,Robert Davi,Randy Couture,Victor Ortiz,Glen Powell,Velizar Binev

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Backup or rip "Bullet to the Head" Blu-ray/DVD on Mac for personal entertainment

An easy solution to backup "Blu-ray Bullet to the Head" to Mac HDD, so that you can watch it on your Mac, iPhone, iPad, TV and other devices together with your friends.

Lights go down, and the movie opens up with an odd sequence of a bullet being shot towards the audience and shattering the various studio logos. It then transitions into an out of context scene from later in the movie, in black and white. It left a bad taste immediately, feeling clumsy and odd. Bullet To The Head” is directed by Walter Hill (The Warriors) and stars Sylvester Stallone, Sung Kang, Sarah Shahi, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, and Jason Momoa.

My best friend loves this movie very much. We have already bought a Blu-ray and DVD disc of the movie. We found interactions fairly surprising that we want to keep the precious moment forever, then we can get them playable for personal entertainment anytime and anywhere.

As we know, most commercial Blu-rays/DVD are protected, "Bullet to the Head" is no exception. So we cannot move it to other devices directly. If you want to do so, you’ll have to roll off BD/DVD disc protection and convert the clean Blu-ray/DVD to suitable format for playback.

Among all the software applications, free or paid, Pavtube BDMagic for Mac is my first choice for two reasons. One is its easy-to-use feature with user friendly interface; another is its reasonable price and lifetime support. They also have a Windows version ripper, see this Pavtube BDMagic.

Mac Workflow: Backup or rip "Bullet to the Head" Blu-ray/DVD for personal entertainment

Note: Firstly you need to get an external Blu-ray drive, otherwise your computer will not recognize it as most built-in drive only works on DVD.

1. Plug Blu-ray drive to Mac computer, insert Blu-ray/DVD disc and launch Pavtube. See the disc-like icon on the top? Click it and you will see your disc name inside, hit it.

It seems this ripper breaks movie protection during the loading process, because once I took my laptop to kitchen where’s no signal, the program refused to take any of my discs. In case of that, pls ensure your Internet connection is OK.

2. Choose MP4/AVI format for playback.

There’re lots of preset inside “Format” list. I prefer "H.264 HD Video(*.mp4)" from "HD Video"  option as it’s widely accepted by most devices, like our iPhones, iPads, PC, or Android device.

 

You can also hit “HD Video> AVI HD Video(*.avi)” for watching Blu-ray/DVD on TV.

3. Convert Blu-ray/DVD movie on Mac for personal entertainment

Just hit the big “Convert”, now you can leave it working and do your own things. Oh don’t forget to cancel your computer auto-sleep mode. Wait for moments, click “Open” or “Open output folder” to find the converted MP4/AVI files.

Ok it’s done! Transfer converted video to iPad, iPhone, TV or other devices and enjoy your time watching "Bullet to the Head" with friends.

Review for this movie:

Stallone’s and Kang’s interactions are fairly surprising. Going in, I expected something akin to “two buddies fight the bad guys”. Except, Stallone’s character despises cops, and is basically an awful person. They sabotage each other with subtlety, which makes for some interesting sequences and arguably best parts of the movie.

The best thing about this movie is that it knows exactly what it is. It’s the movie you’ll pick up at a discount rack, and have a good time with, which could also be the worst thing about it. It’s not incredibly memorable, and fairly forgettable. There isn’t a stand out sequence, just a couple of generic shoot outs and fights. Also, for a movie called “Bullet To The Head”, there are a lot of gratuitous scenes of bodies being shot up in every place but the head.

“Bullet To The Head” has the right to exist. It’s B level, but not schlocky. It has some tension, but it isn’t painfully self serious. At worst it’s flat and boring, at best it’s a perfectly enjoyable average action movie.

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