How to Rip DVD/Blu-ray to Amlogic S905 Android TV Boxes for Watching

The Amlogic S905, a SoC (system on chip) designed solely for the TV boxes, features Quad-core 64-bit ARM’s 2GHz Cortex-A53 processor, UHD 4K 60fps 10-bit H.265/HEVC hardware decoding, FHD 1080p 60fps H.264 and AVS+ hardware decoding, and enhanced DRM encryption for video streaming. Some good Android TV boxes based on the Amlogic S905 chip on current market include Beelink MINI MX, Venz K1 Plus, Geniatech ATV495 TV Box, Ugoos AM2, MXQ Pro TV Box / MXQ Plus, Eny EM95, Acemax G9C, MXV Plus, Xiaomi 3 Mi Box, Eweat M8V, Measy B4TS, Quintex S905, M9 Plus, etc.

If you have an Amlogic S905 Android TV box and want to convert your physical movie DVDs/Blu-rays to digital H.265 video files so that you can have your Amlogic S905 TV box to play them through USB or hard disk, here I’ll show you how to do that:

Click here to download Pavtube ByteCopy which enables you to decrypt/rip your DVDs/Blu-rays and convert to H.265 MP4/MKV files with great quality, just a few clicks.

Install and get Pavtube ByteCopy run, then click the “Load file(s)” button to import media data on the DVD/Blu-ray disc that you insert into your optical disc drive beforehand.

Press the “Format:” pull-down menu, move your mouse over the “HD Video” option and then select the “H.265 HD Video (*.mp4)” or “MKV HD Video (*.mkv)” as your output format.

Note, when you choose the MKV container format, since the default codec is H.264, you need to click the “Settings” button to change the codec to H.265 manually.

Hit on the “Convert” button, and the ByteCopy will immediately begin ripping the DVD/Blu-ray whilst offers you the detailed progress info during the process. Typically, a two hour DVD can be processed in 20 minutes.