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I always have had a Java installed, currently Java 1.8.0_251 both x86 and x64. Yes, my MakeMKV is allowed to contact web server for updates No, I have not set up a Custom Java executable location (and MakeMKV never asked me for one either, so it must have found the former mentioned installed Java) D...

I never ever have seen those names, and I processed hundreds of BluRays with MakeMKV so far, and I never had any problem ripping any of the discs either. I'm kinda confused

Where do you even see those flags? I've seen screenshots of HD DVDs in this forum where MakeMKV was able to tell, which track had which name. Always assumed that's something special with HD DVDs. I renamed like thousands of 01234.mkv files to the original name by playing the disc and just checking, ...

Be aware, that especially 2.0 tracks are more often comments from directors or actors.

Oh well, great way to to kill a business.... Oh noes, MakeMKV will now stop existing! ... Wait, it's still there? Strange... Can't find any registration numbers to use like you used to do. As already stated the beta key can be found in the same thread since 2010. I'm not going to use my CC on a sit...

I'd be curious if DvdFab PassKey could analyze such a disk.

Wasn't there something about closed captions which sometimes were said they are there, but there weren't?

What happens if you deselect only forced subtitles?

Edit: thanks Woodstock *changed forced to closed captions*

Hmm damn. I'm afraid slowly I'm out of ideas what to try (except other ripping programs).

I wonder if DVDshrink can open and analyze the disk

Do you know if the DVD has a copy protection?

Like try to copy the VIDEO_TS folder from the DVD to your Desktop or something. A CSS copy protection won't let you do this. But maybe there is no protection. Then you can copy the folder and try to open the files inside manually again with MakeMKV

You said, VLC can't open the disc either.

Does VLC tell anything when you try to open the disc or does just nothing happen at all there?

Does MakeMKV show this after you just started it and inserted the disc into the drive? I'm not sure currently, but I thought it at first only shows the main screen with the information about the drive and inserted disc on the right side. I wonder what happens when you do the following: - start MakeM...

How do the files on the DVD look like?

e.g. (on Windows)
- open a command line
- go to the DVD drive with (e.g.) E:
- run dir /s /a | clip

That should list every content on the DVD and copy it as a text into your clipboard. You can paste it in notepad or in here.

Unrelated question:
Why are the serial numbers from MakeMKV and from the sticker different?

Glad I was of help *bows*

Then maybe just a "Max speed" at the display/in the log after ripping.