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After searching through and reading many different threads, it seems that the problem was that MakeMKV was unable to download the hk keys, due to an issue with the DNS server not being able to resolve an ip address for hkdatastore.tk Oddly enough, I could nslookup hkdatastore.tk via command prompt ...

Some good folks on the Internets have been telling me "Don't use HandBrake to rip your movies for Plex. Use MakeMKV to get a full quality copy then let Plex transcode as necessary. Disk space is cheap." I use my DVD of the movie Elf as a test. First I ripped with HandBrake set at Constant Quality 1...

Red version MakeMKV picks (FPL_MainFeature) is incorrect. There's a scene near the beginning that is played again. I repeat, 622 is not correct. What is the segment map of 622? And how does it compare to the segment map of the correct MPLS? I'm wondering if there's just an extra scene that could be...

Given that the ONLY way to watch a BluRay on Linux is to rip it in so many setups, there isn't much need for this to be defensive at all.

Helpful reminder that the Linux subforum is located here: https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=3 When viewing the board index it's right below the MacOS forum. You may get quicker turnaround regarding Linux related issues/questions posting there amongst other Linux users. Understood and ap...

I've tried v1.12.2 and v1.14.2 on linux (Ubuntu) and it will not rip Searching on BluRay via makemkvcon. It seg faults and terminates. makemkvcon[3277]: segfault at 8 ip 000000000060e45d sp 00007feeae6b3ce0 error 4 in makemkvcon[400000+5c2000] That's an example of the error I get. If I load the disc...

Some additional info... Think of the M2TS files like the chapters in a book and the MPLS files like a Table of Contents. Many BluRay discs have multiple MPLS files that "might" be the movie but actually aren't because they list the chapters in the wrong order, don't have all of the chapters, or list...

What error does it give when the backup fails? If you have debug logging turned on, there should be more information on WHY it failed. As stated above... "Backup failed." Debug as follows: DEBUG: Code 195 at K"bG+2THYoFa3gj|%MT:29405545 DEBUG: Code 0 at K"bG+2THYoFa3gj|%MT:29404326 DEBUG: Code 0 at...

Woodstock wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 04, 2018 4:48 pm

The 3D info would explain the displayed file size difference, and the actual extracted files being virtually identical in size. By default, MakeMKV doesn't grab the 3D information.

I agree.

Why will it not back up the disc, though?

"Backup Failed" is all I get for output whether I ask for decryption or not. And, it's pretty much right away - it doesn't try to do anything at all. As far as differences when expanding the titles: 00800.MPLS and 00801.MPLS are identical except for one thing... 00801.MPLS has a "subfolder" under Vi...

00800.MPLS -> Segment Map 800 -> 20 Chapters -> 1:25:54 -> 18GB 00801.MPLS -> Segment Map 800/50357 -> 20 Chapters -> 1:25:54 -> 30GB The size difference is extrem. Things to check: - Check what audio and subtitle tracks are included by expanding the title list in MakeMKV. Some titles (MPLS) have o...

It's not a Disney movie, and I did a complete side-by-side visual comparison - NOTHING appears different.

I have the US Retail combo pack of BluRay 3D/BluRay/DVD/Digital HD (Ultraviolet) and I'm trying to figure out which playlist is correct for the 2D version of the film. After ripping on Linux with makemkvcon (automated), I get basically two files that "might" be the movie: 00800.MPLS and 00801.MPLS E...

Use: makemkvcon [switches] Command [Parameters] Commands: info <source> prints info about disc mkv <source> <title id> <destination folder> saves a single title to mkv file stream <source> starts streaming server backup <source> <destination folder> backs up disc to a hard drive Source specificatio...

No, because it appears you have to have an account to see the information you've posted and creating an account seems to require having placed an order.

I will try calling the number that you posted, though.

Thanks.