1Click Bluray Copy 1.0.1.7

Free

1Click Bluray Copy is a small Windows tool from 2014 that copied unprotected Blu-ray discs to a blank disc at full size, with no updates since, so maintained tools such as CloneBD are the better choice.

Updated: Feb 4, 2014
Size: 4.1MB
Downloads: 8.9K
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No longer developed

1Click Bluray Copy is no longer updated by its developer - the last version here is from 2014. It may still run, but it gets no fixes for newer Windows versions or formats.

Maintained alternatives that may do the same job:

1Click Bluray Copy is a small Windows utility for copying an unprotected Blu-ray disc to a blank disc at the same size as the original.

It has not been updated since 2014, and we could not confirm who made it or whether it was ever sold.

Tools that are still maintained now do the same job better, so most readers should start with those.

What 1Click Bluray Copy Actually Does

You insert the Blu-ray, choose the source drive, the destination and the folders to copy, then let it burn. The only other settings are the burning speed and an option to delete the temporary files afterwards.

It makes a straight copy rather than a smaller one. A full dual-layer movie disc holds up to 50GB, so you need a Blu-ray burner, matching blank media and plenty of free disk space for the temporary files.

It only works with discs that carry no copy protection, such as home-made or self-authored Blu-rays. Store-bought movies are protected, and copying them is restricted by law in many countries.

Why It Is Hard to Recommend Now

Version 1.0.1.7 is the last release we know of, and nothing has followed in over a decade. It was written before Windows 10 existed, and it receives no fixes for newer drives or disc formats.

The external download link we hold for it is currently broken, and no developer website is listed. If the installer does not arrive, that is why.

Who Can Still Use It

It suits someone who already has it installed on an older PC and only ever copies their own unprotected discs. For everyone else, the tools below are a safer starting point.

The tell is your disc. If it is a commercial movie, this program will not copy it, and the alternatives below will not change the legal picture either.

What to Use Instead

For a full Blu-ray copy of your own disc, split the job into two steps. One tool reads or builds the disc structure, and a burner writes it to a blank disc.

CloneBD copies unprotected Blu-rays and DVDs to your PC or to a blank disc. It can also shrink a 50GB disc to fit a 25GB blank.
BD Rebuilder shrinks a Blu-ray or DVD backup while keeping menus and extras. It needs a little more setup than a one-click tool.
tsMuxeR builds a burnable Blu-ray image from video, audio and subtitle streams without re-encoding. It is free and open source.

To burn the result, BurnAware Free is a simple, maintained burner for home use. ImgBurn is older but still writes Blu-ray images reliably.

If you would rather keep the movie as a file than a disc, MakeMKV copies a disc you own into a single MKV without losing quality. VLC Media Player plays that file on almost any PC.

More copy and backup tools sit in the Media Backup category, and more burners in Burning Tools.

Quick questions

Is 1Click Bluray Copy still developed?

No. The last version, 1.0.1.7, dates from 2014, and we found no newer release or developer site.

Can it copy store-bought Blu-ray movies?

No. It only copies discs without copy protection, such as Blu-rays you made yourself.

Can it shrink a Blu-ray to fit a smaller disc?

No, it makes a same-size copy only. CloneBD and BD Rebuilder can shrink a 50GB disc to fit a 25GB blank.

What do I need to burn a Blu-ray copy?

A Blu-ray burner, blank discs of the same capacity as the original, and free disk space for the temporary files. A DVD burner cannot write Blu-ray media.

Download 1Click Bluray Copy 1.0.1.7 if you still need it, or tell us what you used it for if you have history with it.