What is FLAC - Convert Blu-ray to FLAC via Acrok Blu-ray Ripper
FLAC, or Free Lossless Audio Codec, is used for lossless audio data compression. It is compressed via the Free Lossless Audio Codec. It makes no quality loss during the compression process.
FLAC is working freely on most operating systems, including Windows, "unix" (Linux, *BSD, Solaris, OS X, IRIX), BeOS, OS/2, and Amiga. It supports tagging and fast seeking. There are many media players that can play .flac files, such as winamp, jetaudio, foobar2000, vlc, kmediaplayer, Xion, and many more. FLAC is appropriate to everyday audio playback. Compared with MP3 and other lossy formats, it can be played in many portable audio devices. It has its own advantages. Compared with lossless formats such as WavPack, it gains more support of hardware devices out of the box.
Via Acrok Blu-ray Ripper, you can rip and convert Blu-ray to FLAC on Mac or Windows easily.
FLAC can make the bandwidth narrower. FLAC can compress the size of audio sources 40-50% smaller than the original. Usually, a digital audio recording can be decompressed into an identical copy of the audio data.
FLAC is the first truly open and free lossless audio format. Because it is free and available without cost, there is a lot of software that can support this open source and mature format. It is fully open to everyone. That means for any purpose, this specification of the format FLAC can be used freely. All the source codes are available in any open source license.
Some main features of FLAC: Hardware support, Flexible metadata, Fast, Lossless, Suitable for archiving, Streamable, Seekable, Convenient CD archiving
There are many programs that can be used to open FLAC files:
Windows operating system: aTunes, VUPlayer, Foobar2000, Adobe Audition, Roxio Creator 2010, Winamp with FLAC plugin, VideoLAN VLC media player, Windows Media Player with Illiminable or CoreFLAC filters
Mac operating system: Cog, aTunes, MacAmp Lite X, PureMusic Audio Player, Roxio Toast 10 Titanium, VideoLAN VLC media player
Linux operating system: aTunes, VideoLAN VLC Media Player
How to rip Blu-ray to FLAC?
1. Load blu ray disc. Download Acrok Blu-ray Ripper and install it on your computer, then you can see the below interface.
2. Insert a Blu-ray disc into Blu-ray drive, this Ripper can automatically load the disc information. If you want to convert Blu-ray files or can't find the disc, you can click Browser.
3. Select one or more files in the file list, click "Format" drop-down button, and select an output format for the selected files in the drop-down list that opens. Or you can set different formats for different files.. Here, you can choose "FLAC-Free Losssless Audio Codec (*.flac)" format under "Common Audio" category.
4. Start to convert Blu-ray to FLAC. Now, check the needed files to convert in the file list, and click "Convert" button on the toolbar to start converting. You can check the converting progress from the progress bar at the bottom of the window.
FLAC is working freely on most operating systems, including Windows, "unix" (Linux, *BSD, Solaris, OS X, IRIX), BeOS, OS/2, and Amiga. It supports tagging and fast seeking. There are many media players that can play .flac files, such as winamp, jetaudio, foobar2000, vlc, kmediaplayer, Xion, and many more. FLAC is appropriate to everyday audio playback. Compared with MP3 and other lossy formats, it can be played in many portable audio devices. It has its own advantages. Compared with lossless formats such as WavPack, it gains more support of hardware devices out of the box.
Via Acrok Blu-ray Ripper, you can rip and convert Blu-ray to FLAC on Mac or Windows easily.
FLAC can make the bandwidth narrower. FLAC can compress the size of audio sources 40-50% smaller than the original. Usually, a digital audio recording can be decompressed into an identical copy of the audio data.
FLAC is the first truly open and free lossless audio format. Because it is free and available without cost, there is a lot of software that can support this open source and mature format. It is fully open to everyone. That means for any purpose, this specification of the format FLAC can be used freely. All the source codes are available in any open source license.
Some main features of FLAC: Hardware support, Flexible metadata, Fast, Lossless, Suitable for archiving, Streamable, Seekable, Convenient CD archiving
There are many programs that can be used to open FLAC files:
Windows operating system: aTunes, VUPlayer, Foobar2000, Adobe Audition, Roxio Creator 2010, Winamp with FLAC plugin, VideoLAN VLC media player, Windows Media Player with Illiminable or CoreFLAC filters
Mac operating system: Cog, aTunes, MacAmp Lite X, PureMusic Audio Player, Roxio Toast 10 Titanium, VideoLAN VLC media player
Linux operating system: aTunes, VideoLAN VLC Media Player
How to rip Blu-ray to FLAC?
1. Load blu ray disc. Download Acrok Blu-ray Ripper and install it on your computer, then you can see the below interface.
2. Insert a Blu-ray disc into Blu-ray drive, this Ripper can automatically load the disc information. If you want to convert Blu-ray files or can't find the disc, you can click Browser.
3. Select one or more files in the file list, click "Format" drop-down button, and select an output format for the selected files in the drop-down list that opens. Or you can set different formats for different files.. Here, you can choose "FLAC-Free Losssless Audio Codec (*.flac)" format under "Common Audio" category.
4. Start to convert Blu-ray to FLAC. Now, check the needed files to convert in the file list, and click "Convert" button on the toolbar to start converting. You can check the converting progress from the progress bar at the bottom of the window.
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