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So far I have tried all the tools tried in this thread on Win7x64 and none have successfully converted a 1080i VC-1 file to something playable on MPC-HC or anything else I've tried.

Windows media player on my systems (Win 7 x86 and x64) don't play 1080i VC1 mkvs.

Marc

Thanks for the insight. Maybe this script kiddie "kopy protektion" scheme was too hokey for Mike to bother including! 8) On the other hand, the movie was pretty funny if you like the Zombie teen scream kind of thing. It was worth the $2 the movie will have cost me in the end (I'll resell i...

Interestingly...

I did an AnyDVD folder rip to the hard drive. Once I had this folder structure to open in MakeMKV, MakeMKV was able to properly process the disc and extract the main move.

Marc

As clarification it was v. 1.67 running on Win7 x64

Hi Mike et al, I was trying to rip a DVD of Flight of the Living Dead that I found in a bargain bin. MakeMKV was able to open the disc and found three titles, all smaller things like trailers. No main multi-GB movie shows up. I've collected all the .ifo files into an archive and will send it. Note, ...

Iansilv wrote:I think disks can be uniquely identified by disk ID.

Sometimes yes, sometimes no. For example, Mad Men Season 4 all three discs have the same ID.

Another W7 x64 user... no problems so far.

@ Mike: Thanks! I'll be curious to hear if this is indeed a bug or something unique to me. @Setarip_Old: Actually, if I do what you suggest I run into the problem. Basically, what I find is that while MakeMKV is processing, Windows is locked out from registering any new discs I insert. If I pre-inse...

@Fireblade, I don't know anything about the AC Ryan HD Mini2, but I do know about the HTPC that I use to play the rips MakeMKV makes. They look the same as when the BD/DVD player plays them. It's the same information. MakeMKV just does a direct dump of the stream from the discs into MKV files. This ...

Hi Mike et al, I've noticed something that seemed to start a few versions back... I'm using 1.65 on Windows 7 x64. Imagine this use case: 1. I insert a DVD or BD ito the drive and and start MakeMKV. I get it going and it's in the middle of generating the MKV. 2. I insert another DVD/BD into the othe...

Does your player routinely show PGS subtitles from BD streams? If not did you convert them per instructions elsewhere? I've found an alternative solution for where that doesn't work: using AnyDVDHD as the decrypter, using AnotherEAC3ToGui to do the rip will usually autoconvert PGS subs to the dvd st...

I agree this would be a great feature. I use such features on other software all the time...

Alternate solution: make no changes to windows. Install mpc-hc as a player. Play movies
there with subtitle support.

Hi Mike / other board moderators:

I've noticed many more spam posts than usual, lately. Are there any plans to increase board security to reduce this annoyance?

Marc

It's not MakeMKV, but rather the player/codec set you have doesn't like what's in the file. You might use MediaInfoGui to report here what type of audio/video encoding the content in your MKV file has (MakeMKV doesn't change the content encoding, just dumps it to an MKV container). Probably the movi...

Hi Joey, I don't have The Office on Bluray, so I can't speak specifically to your issue, but I use MakeMKV to rip episodic (TV) bluray discs all the time, resulting in individual episodes each in their own .mkv file. Usually, a disc with TV series will have 3-5 episodes per disc, and MakeMKV will fi...