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While attempting to save space on a backup drive, i removed non essential.m2ts files from a full disk backup. I inadvertently deleted a .m2ts that was part of the movie. While processing the backup with MakeMKV., the .mkv was created even though all the m2ts files listed in the playlist were not pre...

i cannot get this to work!

WilliamG wrote:

domy94 wrote: ↑

Sat May 30, 2020 12:37 am

How do you guys get the dropouts? Where in Frozen II using what player?

Dolby Atmos enabled, during “Into The Unknown” song. Using any Kodi-based player, basically (minus original disc of course).

Yep

@Domy94

the Kodi High Bitrate audio issue is in fact a seperate issue as it has a hardcoded ceiling. i tried your tool on frozen II, and the same issue is present as before. the file exceeds the max bitrate, hence the dropouts

Hello, I've just started today with makemkv. Can anyone please help me how to extract a file (Remux, UHD, True HD 7.1 Atmos)? I already have about 20Movies and only 2 of them display in my soundbar the Atmos. Already tested with some Atmos demos and its working. The only problem is with the torrent...

Is there a list of affected titles?

mike admin wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 15, 2020 5:47 pm

This is (supposedly) fixed in 1.15.1

will the fix work on already processed mkv's? or do we need to re rip the disc?

Jango8 wrote:How can you tell if you have ripped the Atmos soundtrack from a UHD 4K rip of a movie. Is it the 7.1 truehd 48000 hz 7.1 track?

Use mediainfo

SamuriHL wrote:The flashing tool built into MakeMKV is not limited to Windows.

Was not aware makemkv had a flashing tool

The firmware flashers are windows based

From what i have been reading on the kodi forums. The issue is with ffmpeg’s max bitrate cap for truehd/atmos. Currently 10Mbit and the truehd spec is max 18Mbit. It’s not a mkv encoding issue


https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/issues/16704

Windows has way to much overhead, just use a $99 dedicated media player that runs linux. OSMC Vero4K+

tl;dr: I would like to suggest a feature for the advanced settings page where people can save their settings strings for different occations and reload it appropriately. longer version: I usually rip DVDs in english audio (I am german) and therefore don't need no subtitles. Sometimes I would like t...

SamuriHL wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 21, 2020 2:06 pm

Rip it to folder backup with MakeMKV, then open that with CloneBD and create the MKV. That should fix it.

it did, but a fix from mike would be awesome

Frozen II on UHD has alot of dropouts when ripped with makemkv