Though involving two software would seem to be a lot of work, it is overall a working solution and won’t cost you a dime. But if you only want to convert Blu-ray to MP4 occasionally, I would suggest a third way - rip Blu-ray to full-size MKV with MakeMKV first (the roundabout route we have to take to remove Blu-ray copy protection), and then compress and convert it to MP4 with another video converter. If you have huge Blu-ray collections waiting to be ripped, I would recommend you stick with the above two solutions. If your Blu-rays are protected, then you can either optimize HandBrake to rip protected DVDs and Blu-rays ( Check: Rip Encrypted DVDs via HandBrake Libdvdcss) or you go purchase a Blu-ray to MP4 converter to complete the Blu-ray to MP4 conversion.
Well, can HandBrake rip Blu-rays? Yes, HandBrake rips Blu-rays, yet only with the copy-free ones like your home-made Blu-ray movies.
When speaking of ripping Blu-ray to MP4, many people would first turn to the powerful open-source HandBrake for a possible solution.
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