Best Mac Blu-Ray copy software

[whoisquilty]

I've found that a couple of my BR's have gone bad (yes, really). So I really want to make back-up copies. I've tried a couple of different pieces of software but they just aren't doing the job reliably.

I've tried:

DVDFab (which dropped the ability to crack AACS)
PavTube ByteCopy
Iamelfin Blu-Ray Copy

The first two used to work and don't anymore. Iamelfin works half the time.

Anyone have suggestions for something reliable?

[redwudz]

AnyDVD HD and a PC emulator program? Doesn't seem to be a lot of choices out there for Macs and BDs. Of course there's not a lot of usable BD decrypters out there for PCs either.

[Baldrick]

Makemkv? I think it can copy also instead of just making mkv.

[crjackson]

Another vote for makemkv. It'll remove copy protection and put all the titles/audio/subs in an MKV package without compression. If you burn the MKV file onto a data BD, it will play in just about any BD player and behave just like the original with regards to navigation, subs, audio tracks.

[Ai Haibara]

Thing is, though, the OP's computer details say he's using OS X 10.5, which means he might not be using an Intel Mac. I don't remember whether or not MakeMKV has a PPC Mac version available, offhand.

Edit: Well, the MakeMKV site has this as a minimum requirement, anyway:

Requires x86 Mac OS X 10.6 or later.