How to convert Blu-ray movies to iPod?

As Blu-ray movies provide high definition enjoyment for movie lovers, Leawo Blu-ray Ripper helps you enjoy more of Blu-ray on the move. It provides full features from Blu-ray movie decryption to Blu-ray movie conversion. It could perform like a Blu-ray to iPod converter to help you easily rip Blu-ray to iPod video so as to let you freely watch Blu-ray movies on iPod or enjoy Blu-ray music on iPod with ease. This Blu-ray to iPod converter also enables you to edit Blu-ray movies and convert 2D Blu-ray to 3D video for unlimited 3D movie enjoyment on your 3D players. You only need to select the format you like and the program will convert the Blu-ray movie to that format, say AVI or MP4, for you. It also has a stack of profiles ready for devices like iPod, PSP and Zune. And for Mac users, Leawo Mac Blu-ray Ripper would be your first choice to rip Blu-ray to iPod video on Mac, like a Mac Blu-ray to iPod converter.

Full Guide

Input Blu-ray source

Open Leawo Blu-ray to iPod converter, click "Load BD" to import Blu-ray content. You can load both Blu-ray discs and Blu-ray folders. The loaded Blu-ray video information will be displayed on the standby list, and you can freely select Blu-ray video Subtitle, Audio and Angle.

Modify the output settings

Slide your mouse down to the Profile dropdown box, click it to select output format. As you are going to play the movies on iPod, simply point to "iPod" and select the profile that matches your iPod model, say iPod Touch.

Convert Blu-ray to iPod video

Click Convert button on the bottom right corner to start to convert Blu-ray to iPod. When the Blu-ray to iPod conversion is completed, you are free to load the converted files to your iPod for enjoyment.

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Extended Knowledge

An iPod is a portable device for storing and playing audio files encoded by MP3 or AAC compression algorithms. Designed by Apple Computer, iPods have distinctive styling and can hold anywhere thousands of songs. Popular iPod features include a calendar, address book, to-do list, alarm clock with sleep timer, games and text reader. When connected to a personal computer (PC), Windows or Macintosh, the iPod communicates with a piece of Apple software called iTunes. iPod and iTunes work together to synchronize the songs available on the iPod to those available on the PC. This happens automatically, without any intervention being required from the user.