A little searching on ANYDVDHD with Google turned up this. ESET Smart Security says it's ok, but check it yourself to be safe.

The other program you need is a freebie called IMGBURN You can read about it here.

ANYDVDHD decrypts the Blurays, while IMGBURN burns the results to another Bluray.

Hope that helps.




> Here's the rundown. My wedding was filmed in HD, and only now, almost 2 years
> later, I was handed the Blu-Ray (word of advice - never, EVER let family handle
> this kind of shit). Problem is, I don't have a Blu-Ray Player/PS3/BD-R
> drive/whatever. I asked my brother's friend, who was handling the editing and
> authoring of the disc to make me an ISO of the BD so I could watch it through
> Daemon Tools, but the guy is too much of an idiot and a tool to get it done.
> I've never done it, but I figure it might be as easy as copying any DVD into an
> image. Is it? Can I just pop the disc in a BD-R drive (my brother-in-law has
> one)and have Nero burn an Image as a copy?
> Help me out please, me and the misses would'd like to watch this damn thing
> before yet another anniversary rolls by.
>
> All work and no play makes me..., well, you know the rest.
>