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Why do you keep bumping this. -sel:all works on linux. It's probably something in your selection rules causing your problem. Did you try the rules I posted two years ago?

The official instructions work just fine for Mint. Just follow those instructions (not random YouTube videos or other advice, use the official instructions on this site)

I personally do not understand why people want a deb so bad. It's not that difficult or time consuming to just built MakeMKV yourself. And it's something you only do every few months.

I have repaired badly damaged discs with Future Floorwax.

You probably should be asking in a forum that specializes in Docker as this looks more like a Docker problem.

Even worse, they would concatenate all the episodes into another one LONG video using a ton of DVD/BD space and obviously making MKV conversions longer ... why? That uses no extra space on the BD disc at all to have the Whovie format vs episode. It just changes how the player plays the content. Eve...

spam In what way is my post spam? My mentioning some products that I used? It's no more spammy than posts recommending specific models of optical drives for ripping your discs with. And it's not like what I said is unalloyed praise of these products either. Because your post has nothing at all to d...

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Sun Jul 09, 2023 4:11 am

So the problem not existing on Windows is a limitation of Windows? That makes sense.

Calling it a limitation probably isn't the best choice of words. It's a difference in how linux and Windows handles filenames. It is not what I would class as a bug as it's working on both OSes as designed.

Not so much a bug, as a limitation of Linux. You are completely correct in your observation except one thing: It is not a limitation of linux. It is working by design. If anything, it is a limitation of FAT/NTFS that they are case insensitive. Remember: Unix came long before DOS/Windows. And Unix h...

Read the text closely, those are not errors, they are warnings.

If MakeMKV is working then you have nothing to worry about.

It could be the the DVD laser has died so only BD and UHD disks will work with that drive. Or, is the drive in an external enclosure? I have a drive that when used internally works fine for DVD/BD/UHD but when in an external enclosure DVD will not work.

Thanks. I had tried this but for some reason I got errors on the first couple that I tried. It's working now. Not sure what I did wrong before or if I had some weird DVD structures. Not all VIDEO_TS structures are created properly. In particular I get lots of 'MactheRipper' warnings on some DVD ima...

I tried MKVToolNix, but it seems even more completed. Thanks for the input. Daryl What's complicated? Using MKVToolNix to just split a file by chapters is easy. Usually DVDs that do what you described has the episodes as chapters in the 'movie' version that you ripped. Load the file up in MKVToolNi...

Yes, you can open the VIDEO_TS folder and create mkvs from it.

You probably need a valid output file name like -o firmware.dump instead of -o ./ (thats a invalid filename)