Best Blu-ray Ripper for Surface- Rip Blu-ray to Surface Mini Without Hassle

Wanna play Blu-ray movies on Surface Mini? This tutorial will teach you to rip Blu-ray to Surface Mini for watching without the limits of any Blu-ray protection.

Until the Surface Pro 3 rocked the boat with its 3:2 aspect ratio, previous Surface devices came with 16:9, so it's possible that a Surface Mini could follow suit. Neowin, on the other hand, reckons that it'll feature a 7-inch, 1440 x 1080 pixel-resolution display toting the 4:3 aspect ratio that's found on Apple's iPads. As you see, the upcoming Surface Mini has a great screen that just begs for some quality video to show off.

But there exists a problem that what is the best way for you to convert your favorite Blu-ray movies and transfer them to your Surface Mini. In this tutorial we will recommend you the best Blu-ray to Surface Mini Converter and show you how to convert/rip Blu-ray to Surface Mini compatible format for watching.

Preparation for ripping Blu-ray for Surface Mini:

1. Blu-ray to Surface Mini Converter
2. Blu-ray disc
3. PC with Intel inside and with an external Blu-ray Disc drive

Instruction:

Among a myriad of Blu-ray rippers for Surface online, Pavtube BDMagic stands out with its strong Blu-ray ripping ability. This Surface Mini Blu-ray ripper is widely recognized as the most efficient and useful Blu-ray ripper for Surface tablets. With this Blu-ray ripper for Surface Mini, you can freely rip any favourite Blu-ray and DVD to your Surface Mini, including the hottest Blu-rays as this  Blu-ray ripper updates constantly to support the latest copy protection. Mac version is here.

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Operation Guide on how to convert/rip/put Blu-ray to Surface Mini

Step 1: Import Blu-ray videos to Blu-ray to Surface Mini Converter.

Launch Blu-ray to Surface Mini Converter. Click the button like a disc to add Blu-ray video from BD drive. If necessary, you can double click the each file to have a preview. In addition, according to your need, you can also select the subtitle, audio and angle by tick the "Subtitles", "Audio" box.




Step 2: Select an output format for Surface Mini and set the output folder.

Click "Format" drop-down list and choose "Windows > Microsoft Surface Windows RT/Pro H.264 Video (*.mp4)" as the compatible MP4 preset for playing on Surface Mini with best video quality. Then you can set the output folder by clicking "Browse" icon as you need.



Tip: This powerful Blu-ray to Surface Mini Converter also allows you to edit Blu-ray files by cropping, trimming, adding watermark effect, deinterlacing, merging, rotating and more. If necessary, you can edit your Blu-ray by clicking "Edit" icon as you like.

Step 3: Click "Settings" icon to adjust audio and video parameters.

Click the "Settings" icon and you will go into a new interface named "Profile Settings". You can adjust codec, aspect ratio, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate and audio channel in the interface according to your needs and optimize the output file quality.

Step 4: Start converting Blu-ray to MP4 for Surface Mini.

Click the "Convert" button, the Blu-ray to Surface Mini conversion will be started immediately. The professional Blu-ray to Surface Mini Converter based on the latest NVIDIA CUDA technology and its advanced video and audio sync technology makes it possible to get the ripped Blu-ray files at highest speed without quality loss.

Once the conversion from Blu-ray to Surface Mini is done, you can get the output files via clicking on "Open" button effortlessly. And now you can transfer the movie to Surface Mini for enjoying freely and sharing with your families.

Also it is easy to enjoy DVD, flash and iTunes video on your Surface tablets.

Surface Mini release date, news and rumors: Surface Mini specs

Could a smaller Microsoft tablet be the one you've been waiting for? That is Surface Mini, what is its strengths? Here is release date, news and rumors and tech specs of the Surface Mini.

Microsoft launched its Surface Pro 3 tablet last May and rumors surfaced that the company will release a smaller version sometime soon. Microsoft is rumored to release the Surface Mini before the year ends in December.

Surface Mini was supposed to be launched together with the Surface Pro, however, that did not happen. Speculations as to why Microsoft has delayed the release have been discussed. In the middle of the year, Microsoft has stated that they are not planning to unveil a new device. Here is everything about this Surface Mini Windows tablet.

Surface Mini release date

The latest report from China pegs the Surface Mini for a late 2014 launch, a claim we're taking with a pinch of salt. That's because the same article reckons the device will launch with a 8- or 10.1-inch display and will run Windows 10, which isn't scheduled for a consumer release until mid-late 2015.

Microsoft invited guests to a "small gathering" back in May, prompting many to think that the Surface Mini was about to land. It was, in fact, something of a curveball, as the event was used to unveil the Surface Pro 3.

So what happened to it? When Microsoft released its financials for the second quarter of 2014, it offered an admission that it axed the Surface Mini. "Current year cost of revenue included Surface inventory adjustments resulting from our transition to newer generation devices and a decision to not ship a new form factor," read the illuminating item under a section titled "Computer and Gaming Hardware."

Other rumours paint a brighter future for the device that nearly was. A source that spoke to Neowin claims that Microsoft is waiting for a touch-enabled version of Office (codenamed Gemini) to arrive, which some say is expected to launch in late 2014.

It's more than likely that Microsoft has a Surface Mini and it's waiting for the best time to let it loose upon the world. Neowin journalist Brad Sams even claims that he's seen the Surface Mini, which he says unsurprisingly looks just like a Surface Pro 3 - only smaller.

Surface Mini specs

Microsoft's more powerful Surface tablet, the Surface Pro 2, is a little thicker than the Surface 2 due to housing higher-powered Intel Core-series chips, so it would take some feat of engineering to pack similar power into an even smaller, more portable Surface. 

As such, it's more likely that the Surface Mini will pack an less powerful Intel Bay Trail CPU, which would allow it to run full-fat Windows 8.1 without being a bloater. That's a likely possibility in the view of Chinese website WPDang, which reckons an ARM-based version running Windows RT may also be in the works.

Surface head Panos Panay kept us guessing by saying that the division is working on devices with "multiple aspect ratios and sizes".

Until the Surface Pro 3 rocked the boat with its 3:2 aspect ratio, previous Surface devices came with 16:9, so it's possible that a Surface Mini could follow suit. Neowin, on the other hand, reckons that it'll feature a 7-inch, 1440 x 1080 pixel-resolution display toting the 4:3 aspect ratio that's found on Apple's iPads.

Surface Mini software

In term of software, will the Surface Mini run full-fat Windows 8, or its much-maligned cousin, Windows RT? Many will be hoping for the former, but we're not brave enough to completely rule out a return of the operating system that seemingly refuses to die.

It's possible that the Surface Mini could feature the same digital pen technology as the Surface Pro 3, which uses technology by N-Trig and is as close to drawing on paper as you wiil experience on glass, according to Microsoft. It can also launch the OneNote Metro app within a second of touching the display, a feature that would make even more sense on a smaller Surface due to its portability.

On the other hand, it may take advantage of the Xbox's Kinect motion capture tech. Sure, Windows 8's Charms and touch-sensitive commands work better on smaller devices, but they're no substitute for a keyboard and mouse, and the ability to control the OS using your limbs may go some way to helping out.

According to WPDang, the Suface Mini will track face and hand movements using gesture-based controls similar to those found on the Samsung Galaxy S4, which will let you swipe through screens using your hand movements and dims the screen when not being looked at.

Surface Mini price

It would make sense for Microsoft to follow Apple's lead by pricing the Surface Mini at a lower cost than its larger Surface models, much as the Cupertino-based company did with the iPad Mini.

Eight-inch tablets running Windows 8 initially hovered around the £340 mark but have dropped considerably in the past year. Acer's Iconia W4 now costs in the region of £240, and Dell's Venue 8 Pro starts at £249, and Lenovo's Miix 2 starts at the same.

The good news is that even if Microsoft does load Windows 8 onto the Surface Mini, it won't likely be doing so at a premium (compared with Windows RT). The company announced in April that it'll be offering Windows 8.1 with devices under nine inches for free, which means you won't be paying a premium to experience full-fat Windows.

Cheaper seems to be the way Microsoft is leaning with Windows devices anyway. In early June, during Computex 2014, Microsoft Vice President of OEM Partners Nick Parker told the Wall Street Journal consumers should prepare for the firm to "reach price points there are very industry competitive" for 7-, 8- and 10-inch devices. Though Parker was certainly speaking to Microsoft's OEM partners, we wouldn't be surprised if Microsoft's next device is a truly affordable Surface Mini.

While waiting for the highly anticipated Surface Mini, users can buy the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 on the company's online store for $799.

Source from here.