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Hi TopGun,

Could you please try to enable "log debug messages" in preferences and copy log here?

Thank you

Hi David,

Yes, you are correct, the quality stays the same:)

Thank you!

Hi bugoy,

Thank you for the warm words first of all:)
MakeMKV doesn't change anything, so if it's interlaced it will stay interlaced, progressive stays progressive.

Hi Marcel,

Did you use version 1.3? This disc is BD+ and not supported in Beta, the latest version should say about that,sorry:(

Hi Minuo,

Do you use version 1.3? Because the error looks strange.

Thanks

Hi Anna,

Please check that you have admin rights, because computer administrator privileges are required to run the beta version. This is limitation of Windows SCSI application programming interface. The full version of MakeMKV will not require administrator privileges to run.

Hope this will help

Hi guys,

We already have this.
Try makemkvcon.exe- this should help you in automation!

Hi guys,

Could you please tell me what was the codec? And if you could also try to run this mkv file via MKVMerge and look if it's still choppy or not, this would really help!

Thank you!

All of these errors show that your VOB files (on hard drive) do not conform to DVD specification. What program did you use to create them? Did you use any transcoding tools? Also please try the latest version ( 1.3 ) and see if it still fails.

Thanks for the feedback. Some of the items are on our list while some other are somewhat hard to do. - Blu-ray chapters are supported as of version 1.3 - There are plans to add support for LPCM audio and optionally pack it into FLAC container - MKV file format is really not suited for HD audio forma...

you need haali splitter to handle MKV file format and individual codecs for particular formats inside MKV - usually mpeg2, mpeg4, VC-1, DD, DTS.

Guys, please try the latest version 1.3 and let me know if it still crashes. Some errors that may cause this crash were fixed in that version.

The program actually displays that information just above the the progress bar. It shows "scanning cell xx/yy" which means that cell xx out of total yy is scanned. For reasons too long to explain it is very hard to estimate how many cells need to be scanned in advance.

VC-1 is generally CPU-intense codec and has somewhat poor support in many players as of today. VLC still uses old ffmpeg build that doesn't utilize multi-core features of modern CPUs. It should get better over time but I can't give any specific advice now.

Latest version 1.3 should pul language information correctly.