To meet users’ needs from different countries, sometimes we prefer to have multiple subtitles and audio tracks preserved in one video file. Some people may be concerned more about how to preserve multiple subtitles and audio tracks when ripping Blu ray to MKV which can store multiple subtitles and audio tracks in one video file. Here you will find the right answer for ripping Blu ray to MKV with multiple subtitles and audio tracks with Pavtube ByteCopy.

 

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How to Rip Blu ray to MKV with Multiple Subtitles and Audio Tracks?

 

Step1. Load Blu ray files

Click “Load Disc” button to import Blu ray disc from optical drive to Pavtube ByteCopy . You can also load Blu ray ISO or folder, DVD disc or folder. After importing, all video files in your Blu-ray or DVD will be listed in the program. You can preview the imported movie file by double clicking or checking one of them and click the play button under preview window.

 


Step2. Choose MKV as output format

Clicking “Format” bar, you can choose output format. Pavtube ByteCopy has provided three multi-track output formats available for you to choose from – Lossless/encoded Multi-track MKV, Multi-track MP4, and Multi-track MOV displayed in “Multi-track Video” column. Just choose Lossless/encoded Multi-track MKV as output format.

 

Step3. Settings

Actually, all audio & subtitles tracks in a source file are checked to be saved in the MKV container by default, if there are some tracks you don’t like, you can click “Settings” button and go to Multi-task Settings window to uncheck and remove them under Audio tab and Subtitle tab.

 

 

Step4. Choose Output Directory and Find the Output Folder

By clicking Browse button on main interface, you can choose the directory where you’d like to put the output files.

By clicking Open button, you can popup the output folder.

 

Step5. Start ripping Blu ray to MKV

Click “Convert” button on main interface, you can go to Conversion window to start Blu ray to MKV conversion with multiple subtitles and audio tracks preserved.