How to Sync and Play Blu-ray on Samsung Galaxy S3/SIII

Have got a Samsung Galaxy S3 and I want to put and play 1080p Blu-ray movies on Samsung Galaxy S3. So I'm looking for an easy way to rip and convert Blu-rays to Galaxy S3 here!

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