Blu-ray Ripping and Editing

[JeffHCross]

Hey everyone, (yes, I'm still alive)
I'm interested in taking a few Blu-rays of mine and editing the video into a mashup of sorts. I'd like it to be Blu-ray quality (such that it would pass as appearing legitimate), so we're not talking YouTube-style/quality or anything. But I have no clue where to start, what you need, or what the legal options for getting video out of a Blu-ray are.

If anybody has a clue where I could start, or other forums that might be able to advise, I'd appreciate it.

Hope everyone's well, and Happy Holidays to all.

[steelerfan]

You know I don't know a damn thing about this, but glad to hear you're well. :up:

[morsdraconis]

http://video-editing-software-review.toptenreviews.com/

That's the pay options for software (if you're looking to go that direction).

http://www.videohelp.com/tools/tsMuxeR

Free software that will take a raw video file and turn it into a blu ray compatible format that you can then use imgburn to burn to a blu ray (also free).

http://www.videohelp.com/guides

GREAT place for how-to guides for pretty much everything related to video editing, authoring, and so on.

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2372982,00.asp

According to PCmag, this is the BEST Windows usable (aka not Final Cut Pro) video editing software you can get. Sadly, it's $100..

[JeffHCross]

Steeler, thanks.

Mors, somehow I knew you'd come through with a response. Thanks a ton. Now I just have to buy a new computer and magically have the time to do this.

[JeffHCross]

Hey mors, just wanted to say that without your response and those links, I wouldn't have pulled off the proposal that I did :D Some people probably think it was stupid, but my fiancee loved it, and that's all that matters