www.makemkv.com

Yes. Anything that's not 2:22:33

It really is as simple as popping the disc into your player and looking at the duration in the chapter selection menu.

The link shows the older version, but in reality is the .71 version.

Main download page.

http://www.makemkv.com/download/

Mine is reporting version 1.7.71

http://imm.io/C7xj

This the the full list of everything it skipped: Using direct disc access mode Title #00003.mpls has length of 72 seconds which is less than minimum title length of 1500 seconds and was therefore skipped File 00004.mpls was added as title #0 File 00007.mpls was added as title #1 File 00010.mpls was ...

Hell half of the image sharing sites require you to register these days :\ In any case, this is what I see when I load it up: http://imm.io/C7bx This is from the two disk set (special features on the second disk). 2-Disk Blu-Ray + Digital Copy. Not sure if there is a code (sku) somewhere that I can ...

Would you like to see a copy of the receipt?

I'm not suggesting it, although you seem to be. Perhaps you should ask the developer why you see so many titles with duration filtering on?

Then you should probably tell Fry's Electronics that...

Actually I was responding to Joe42, not you, but it's definitely a time saver ;) I filter a longer title just because I rarely ever rip anything less than 25 minutes. Otherwise there are always just to many to go through. It's also handy to set the rip language to english as that speeds things up a ...

You aren't understanding what I'm saying. This is directly from the retail disk. Go into your MakeMKV settings, and on the Video tab, in the bottom right corner, set the 'Minimum title length (seconds)' to "1500" (or set it for 1200 if you prefer a 20 minute minimum title length if you oft...

You can just go into the preferences and filter out anything less than 'x' number of seconds. For example, I filter everything less than 20 minutes, which gave me only 5 titles to examine from The Hunger Games. From there it was easy to identify which one was the correct one.

Good point. I filter out anything less than 20 minutes, which is why I only had a handful of entries. That said, finding the one with that specific duration is easy enough.

Just pop the disk into your player, look to see what the total duration is, and find the equivalent selection in MakeMKV.

The length of the film is showing 2:22:33 in my player.

I encoded the first, but it's duration is 2:23:33 and it had one minor scene repeated partway through.

The 5th entry matches this duration (41.8 GB) @ 2:22:33 for a duration. That should be the one.

My thoughts exactly. Not a sure thing, but every little clue helps