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Update: Not sure why, but re-registering in the GUI fixed it, even though the GUI was working just fine. Weird.

Okay, so I run Windows 11, not linux. There is no settings.conf file that I can locate. The makemkvcon64 reg function gives the following: C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV>makemkvcon64 reg T-dG00FDKJOJvB3LTHvPqfEK76znNpkkSoOyI3ZNmEEsVG1livUJHxfvSMI3tsfZfoVS Key not found or invalid Where do I put the ...

I might have found the problem. The was a Window$ update earlier this week that screwed the pooch on my PC. It turns out it, yet again, installed some XBox nonsense that happened to overwrite the USB drivers on my machine. I noticed the new software by accident today, uninstalled it, and got suspici...

It turns out that MakeMKV, as expected, cannot access the captured optical drive when running in a VM through Hyper-V under Windows. Going to have to deal with Windoze version tomorrow.

I'll do that once I get Ubuntu up and running in the VM. Right now I'm mainly using Windows with AnyDVD, but I'm really, really getting fed up with Windows so trying to migrate back to Linux. We'll see if the hardware passthrough from Hyper-V is enough to let the software work.

I'm using a hardware power off, although in this case I'm also powering down the drive since it's in an external USB enclosure.

Also, the drive is a "BD-RE HL-DT-ST BD-RE WH16NS40 1.03 M6AJ2C81238" as reported by MakeMKV

No problem, I appreciate the update on the post :) The thing is, I can reboot and run this without ever starting the GUI and still get the same results, so there is no way the GUI is updating anything. I'm just sort of confused by it. I'm currently setting up a VM to try this under Ubuntu, which is ...

Somehow my previous post didn't work, so here it is again. I'm running on Windows 11 with 1.17.5. The GUI works just fine, but I need to use makemkvcon64. When I try to get the info for a disc (it doesn't seem to matter which one) it randomly works or does not, with the only difference being that th...