Blue Ray Copier has simple and intuitive interface, a variety of hot features and supported media types make it a most convenient software to copy Blue Ray movies as well as copy Blue Ray discs for Blu-Ray players and perform other burning tasks. No data will be changed and no video will be compressed on the target disc as compared to the source disc.
Blue Ray Copier can write your data onto Blu-ray (BD-R, BD-RE) discs and copy to PC and burn it later whenever you want as many times if need. Blue Ray Copier can also make an ISO image directly from a disc. This Blue Ray copy software uses any DVD/Blu-Ray/CD recording drives, the software, designed and tested for IDE, SATA, SCSI, USB, and Firewire drives, works easily with most of them. Blue Ray Copier's interface and tech-support are available in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian.
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Guide: How to copy Blue Ray discs/moviesFree download Blue Ray Copier, install and run it. Choose the Copy tag then Copy Blu-Ray.
Step 1: Select the input drive that you are going to copy from.
Note: in the Select input drive or image on HDD box a path to any image located at your hard drive can be specified. Step 2: After that you should set the output drive, choose BD-drive or an image at your hard drive. In case your output drive is HDD, Blue Ray Copier will let you select the destination folder using the common Windows Explorer.
Note
1.If you select different drives as input and output, the Copy on the Fly option will become available. Check it to make a copy of a disc directly without first saving the source on an intermediate medium (HDD). Or
2. If you clone a CD/DVD/BD having only one disc drive, a temporary image on your computer HDD will be created to let you record the resulting disc using the same disc drive.
Step 3: After you select all the settings click the 
button to start the copying process. You will see the progress of the current operation and the buffer state at the moment:
You can click the Cancel button to abort the recording, but we strongly disagree with this because the disc might become unreadable during the burning to the destination afterwards if the burning process is not complete. Furthermore, you won't be able to read or write a CD-R, a DVD-R or a BD-R after you press this button in the middle of the burning process.