Rip Blu-ray to H.265 Codec for Watching on 4K TV
This article aim to show you how to watch your Blu-ray movies on 4K TV in digital format with H.265 format and set 4k resolution for the Blu-ray rips. In 2016, only budget or small TVs are still being made with a 1080p resolution. So even if you don't care about 4k (for example, if you sit far away or don't have access to 4k content), which means it should have a clearer picture: You are watching native 4k content You sit close enough to notice the difference Input : 4k Resolution Input : 1080p Resolution 4k TV : A TV with 2160 rows and 3840 columns of pixels. 1080p TV : A TV with 2160 rows and 3840 columns of pixels. If you sit close, want a big screen and have access to 4k native content. If you sit far, have a small screen, or don't have access to 4k content. Now that 4K TV provide better experience, then how to enable all the Blu-ray to 4K TV? As the successor to H.264 or MPEG-4 AVC (Advanced Video Coding), H.265 can compress video files to