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I got the same DVDFab/MacTheRipper error on each of the discs when I tried to rip te dvd box "The Six Million Dollar Man" that I bought from (a partner of) Amazon US a few months ago. The counterfeit was very professionally made and I would not have taken a closer look at it, had MakeMKV ...

I got the same DVDFab/MacTheRipper error on each of the discs when I tried to rip te dvd box "The Six Million Dollar Man" that I bought from (a partner of) Amazon US a few months ago. The counterfeit was very professionally made and I would not have taken a closer look at it, had MakeMKV n...

I managed to struggle myself through ShotCut. I redid the trimming (although LosslessCut did a good job), stitched the two video's together, applied a video fade-out filter on the first video plus a video- and audio fade-in filter on the second video. Finally I exported the resulting video (which ta...

I think it might help if you take a moment and understand the difference between lossy and lossless compression. .... Thank you for this very informative explanation. I didn't realize ShotCut had to decompress the source .mp4 file in order to edit it. So, when, after editing it, I export an .mp4 fi...

Shotcut (freeware) seems to be able to do all the video editing (e.g. trimming, stitching, fading in, fading out, inserting a black part between scenes, basically everything you could ever want). That would make all other editing tools (like MKVmerge, LosslessCut) superfluous, if and if, I managed t...

Regarding the subtitles (Closed Caption CC608), I have provided some mis-information earlier. All episodes have these weird (very large, badly positioned, lots of >>) subtitles, including the ones MakeMKV ripped succesfully right away. So it has nothing to do with Handbrake. The problem is rather o...

It’s not clear to me what you’re looking for. A merge is effectively just playing two files back to back. I'll try to explain better. The first part ends with a particular scene, the second part starts with an other scene. When I stitch them to together with MKVmerge, it just does its job and there...

Regarding the subtitles (Closed Caption CC608), I have provided some mis-information earlier. All episodes have these weird (very large, badly positioned, lots of >>) subtitles, including the ones MakeMKV ripped succesfully right away. So it has nothing to do with Handbrake. The problem is rather of...

Just a note to say I have (currently) 6 versions of MakeMKV installed on this machine, and 8 on another, from version 1.14.1 through 1.17.5 (haven't installed .6 yet). You do NOT have to install a new/different version in the same directory as the original install. Just saying. Good to know that it...

But I had another idea. I switched on Expert Mode en that gives me the option in the File menu to open a title manually by typing in the number of the title. When I do that for the pertaining episode, the duration of the episode that was 2:43:16 at the start, changed to 2:24:19. No idea why it does ...

According to the MakeMKV release notes , the DVD engine was rewritten for version 1.17. Generally, this has been an improvement. However, assuming you have a paid license to MakeMKV, you can use older versions. There's a very slim chance you might get a different result from version 1.16.7 of MakeM...

It’s free on GitHub, and you do not need to compile it yourself… https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut/releases/latest Yep, thx, I managed to download and decompress it. No further installation required, just clicking on the .exe file suffices. Works far better than the Windows tool that I used. It ...

I managed to make a, what I think, lossless (H.264 0RF) .mkv rip of the pertained episode (S02E06 - Rocket to Oblivion) with Handbrake. But I am still not completely satisfied with the result because the file is huge (about 13,5 GB compared to max 1,5 GB for the other episodes that are ripped with ...

Out of curiosity, can you make a backup for the DVD disc in question? I made a backup of the disc with MakeMKV and I opened the resulting .iso image with MakeMKV. Exactly the same structure becomes visible as when opening the disc directly, including the wrong duration of the last episode. Ripping ...

If you want to learn a little bit: Video compression picture types That's exactly what I mean, too complicated material for me. I want to be the driver of the car, not an automotive engineer. The tooling for even the simplest operations on video files (e.g. splitting, stitching, subtitles, etc.) is...