With the VSO burning engine included in the software, burn your project onto DVD automatically. Add an elegant DVD menu for easy navigation and choose to include original chapter points from the Blu-ray movie or create your own. Blu-ray to DVD Copy also supports ISO images as input files!
Start by inserting the Blu-ray disk or select the file from your hard drive by dragging and dropping your file into the main window or by clicking on the Blue square icon to upload it.

The structure of the video will be checked and the Blu-ray will load into the Bluray to DVD Copy.

The entire content of the blu-ray will appear. If your video has a bonus, it will also be shown in this window.
Select the video files (main movie, bonus…) you wish to convert, as well as the audio and subtitle tracks, according to the list offered on the original blu-ray. Blu-Ray to DVD Creator To make your selection, tick the box on the left of each entry. You can select mutliple audio/subtitles tracks, or none at all.
When you select your audio languages, Blu-ray to DVD will add all audio tracks of this language available on the Blu-ray file. If 2 audio tracks are the same, but quality differ, the software select the best available (DTS Master Audio/PCM Blu-ray in major cases for Blu-ray).
The Settings screen will appear:

Video Profile and Quality
1. Select your video format (NTSC if you live in Northern America, PAL if you live in Europe) and your screen resolution (4:3 or 16:9) depending on your TV..
2. If you click on the “DVD” icon (n¡ã 2 in red), the following screen will open:
Select the menu of your choice, and enter the preferred options for the behaviour of the video and menu.
You also have an option for audio conversion at the bottom.

3. Chapters: decide how you want the chapters to be implemented: as they’re already set in the source file, or set an automatic generation (and indicate the frequency), or no chapters at all.
4. You can also select the quality with selected filters, this parameter will affect the conversion speed: the highest the desired quality, the longer it will take to be converted.