[John Rogers]

The best way is to grab the ISO file and then use ISO Buster Pro to break it up. If you already have the "pieces" the ones you want are the VOB files and they generally are the large ones. To see what is in each one try using VLC media player 2.2 or later and the video will show up. You can then use a program called "Handbrake" to change to either MP4 or MKV format and increase or decrease the resolution, etc as needed.

There is also Blu-ray to MKV version 1.4.0.8 which works on almost all Blu-rays but there are some new copy write stuff that is hard to break. There is also the audio encoding called Cinavia and if you encounter it the best thing to do is play the video from a laptop to the HD TV via HDMI cable. If your laptop does not have an HDMI output then there are converter boxes that take the video and convert it to HDMI.