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Mac Blu-ray Ripper for Samsung Galaxy Tab P7510

How to Rip Blu-ray to Samsung Galaxy Tab P7510 on Mac

If someone says that Samsung electronics is not a great corporation, she or he might get lots of criticisms. Look at the world arenas of laptop, digital camera, LCD display, smart phone and tablet PC industries, you will not surprisingly find Samsung’s image. Yes, Samsung is a great multinational corporation. It is a very strong competitor to all the players. Recently years when it comes to the smart phone and tablet PC era, Samsung has very remarkable responses, and is considered as the only one who has the potential to gun at Apple.

One good example is its Galaxy series, which has branded both smart phone and tablet, is weighing much heavy day in day out. Galaxy Tab P7510, is one of those 10.1 inch tablet series. It has a 1280*800 super PLS-based display, which enables astounding performance in playing HD movies. Here is a well-known Blu-ray Ripper software for Mac platform, DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper for Mac, which helps you convert your Blu-ray movies on your Mac to Samsung Galaxy Tab P7510 compatible videos.

The tip now leads you through that process:

Rip Blu-ray to Samsung Galaxy Tab P7510 on Mac: Step 1 -> Download the latest version of DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper for Mac and install it on your computer.

Rip Blu-ray to Samsung Galaxy Tab P7510 on Mac: Step 2 -> Launch DVDFab for Mac, navigate to Blu-ray Ripper option and Samsung mode, and then load the Blu-ray you are about to convert. After doing the audio and subtitle settings, go to the bottom of the main window where you can find the profile selection area, then choose “Samsung.p7510”.

Rip Blu-ray to Samsung Galaxy Tab P7510 on Mac: Step 3 -> Click the “Edit” button to rename the output file, fix output file size, bit rate, etc and click “Video Effect Settings” button to resize the frame resolution, crop the display area and so on, if you do not want to use the default settings. Next, wait for the task to be completed.

Note: the key point of this conversion is the Samsung mode and profile “Samsung.p7510”.