Wanna rip Blu-ray to iTunes 1080p m4v videos with AAC Stereo and Dolby Digital 5.1 so that you can play them on iPad 3 getting sound in stereo and airplay it over to ATV3 getting DD 5.1? Find the way here! 
With 1080p hitting the new iPad (iPad Pro) and Apple TV 4 (2015 new Apple TV), some of you are perhaps now looking to send your Blu-ray collection over to iOS devices.
Here is an easy part: With a Blu-ray optical drive hooked to your Mac OS X El Capitan, you can use some converter softwares to backup and rip your Blu-ray discs to iTunes compatible 1080p videos and then stream them to play at the full 1920×1080 resolution on the new iPad Pro and via Apple TV 4. The process is quite easier than you may think. Below, I will throw a quick tutorial up on how to rip Blu-rays to iTunes 1080p videos with both AAC Stereo and Dolby Digital 5.1 kept on Mac so that they can be transported via iPad Pro and Apple TV 4 for playing back.
Requirements
- Don’t get too excited on how to sync 1080p Blu-ray rips to iTunes under Mac OS X just yet. Before anything else, you’re required to add:
- An external BD drive that is compatible with Mac
- a Mac Blu-ray Ripper software which can operate with OS X 10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8/10.9/10.10/10.11
- iTunes 12
Instructions
Mac is lacking of Blu-ray support (we all knew that the late and great Steve Jobs viewed Blu-ray as a “bag of hurt” from the “mafia”) and you need to add an external BD drive that is compatible with Mac. The second part is to add an intermediate step to convert Blu-rays to Mac iTunes playable 1080p videos. Finally in order to successfully to stream the 1080p contents from iTunes to your Apple TV 4 or iPad Pro, iTunes 10.6 or later is required.
Add a Blu-ray Drive to your Mac
First, the most mportant piece of the equation is that you have a Blu-Ray drive hooked to your Mac. I don’t anticipate Apple including them even as a BTO option any time soon, so your best bet is to go external. I happen to have used a LaCie d2 Blu-Ray 12x USB 2.0 and FireWire Drive 301906U just because we had one kicking around Macenstein Labs. Personally I am not a fan of LaCie’s hard drives (or more importantly, their power supplies) but to be fair the drive performed impeccably and was whisper quiet, so perhaps the external Blu-Ray drive will be their thing.
Ripping Blu-ray to iTunes 1080p M4V movies under Mac OS (for Apple TV 4, iPad Pro streaming)
When it comes to getting the raw content of a Blu-ray disc onto your hard drive, Pavtube’s BDMagic for Mac (currently on sale) is about as good as it gets. It’s ease of use and I’ve has success using the program to convert Blu-ray discs to several 1080p videos playable by new iPad Pro and ATV 4. I’ve found the quality to be excellent, and see no difference when compared to playing the discs themselves. Read the review.
Free Download and trail: 
Other Download:
- Pavtube old official address: http://www.pavtube.cn/blu-ray-ripper-mac/
- Cnet Download: http://download.cnet.com/Pavtube-BDMagic/3000-7970_4-76177782.html
The Steps:
Step 1. Insert the Blu-ray disc, click on the “Format” bar and move the mouse cursor the “iPad” or “Apple TV” category to to choose optimized Full HD profile as output. Then click the “convert” button to start the process. Then go get a cup of coffee (conversion takes time).
Learn>> Apple TV Supported Video Audio Formats | iPad Pro/iPad Mini Supported Formats 
What is the best setting for encoding Blu-ray to iTunes 1080p video for both iPad Pro and ATV4?
I noticed that films in iTunes store are done in 1080p m4v with AAC Stereo and Dolby Digital 5.1, and that’s probably why I can play them back on iPad Pro getting sound in stereo and airplay it over to ATV4 in my living room getting DD 5.1. So if I can encode my Blu-ray to 1080p M4V with stereo and Dolby Digital 5.1, that sure will be the best settings. That’s where Pavtube’s Blu-ray Ripper comes in: it provides 1080p m4v output with stereo and Dolby Digital 5.1 pass though, you can easily find the Apple TV 3 Dolby Digital Pass-through (*.m4v) profile in “Apple TV column. 
Step 2. Import new .mp4 file into iTunes. Open up iTunes and follow “File>> Add file to Library…” to sync ripped Blu-ray 1080p movie to iTunes.
On Apple TV 4 and the new iPad Pro, I browse the iTunes library for the movie and it plays smoothly and at full quality. I don’t think it could get much simpler unless of course, Apple provides native support for Blu-Ray which doesn’t seem likely.
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