[Blu-ray Backup Software Reviews]Pavtube ByteCopy vs. MakeMKV, which is better for you?
MakeMKV is facing challenges with the new release of Pavtube ByteCopy software, which comes up with more flexible and straightforward BD/DVD to MKV backup solutions. Like MakeMKV, the latest BD ripper Pavtube ByteCopy is capable of decrypting commercial Blu-ray Discs and making lossless BD backup in MKV format, so you may watch Blu-ray and DVD discs with your favorite player or on your favorite device.
Comparing with MakeMKV, the Pavtube ByteCopy provides more flexible export solutions than MakeMKV does. The MakeMKV merely lets users to stream decrypted Blu-ray and DVD videos into MKV file without intermediate conversion, while Pavtube ByteCopy not only offers such kind of lossless BD/DVD to MKV backup with all subtitles and audio tracks preserved, but also allows for transcoding options for video, audio and subtitle streams separately. Users can either keep lossless video or shrink high-def BD contents to be more acceptable for playback on average PC, or convert audio to Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 audio for preserving surround sound effect.
From the above chart you can easily find out why I choose Pavtube ByteCopy over MakeMKV—it costs less but comes with more useful features for shrinking BD movies. You are encouraged to try and compare the two apps by yourself, as there are beta versions for both Pavtube ByteCopy and MakeMKV.
For Pavtube ByteCopy, in trial version lossless backup runs 3 times only, watermark is put on screen when transcoding BD/DVD. For MakeMKV, the trial version works for in 30 days.
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