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Thanks dcoke22, that didn't work either though.

It's impossible to select a mode, because it get stuck in a loop trying to recognize the disc.

Disc CPD-002 (Japanese pro-wrestling) could not be read by MakeMKV.

It keeps retrying but never manages to read the disc, and is unable to rip it. DVD Decryptor worked okay.

Once ripped, MakeMKV was able to open the ISO and extract the video. I tried two different Pioneer ODDs.

Okay, well excuse me if I don't take your word for it.

Lovely.

If I respond there is no fee required. I only ask for a donation which is not mandatory. I only asked in your case because you have such a bad attitude. You object to other people offering help now? Okay, well, you do you I guess. Speaking of bad attitudes... :roll: I always provided the flasher wi...

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If I respond there is no fee required. I only ask for a donation which is not mandatory. I only asked in your case because you have such a bad attitude.

You object to other people offering help now? Okay, well, you do you I guess. Speaking of bad attitudes...

Piling onto the pile with my own request. Also, is it possible to do so from Linux or will I need access to a Windows OS to do this? (I assume a VM will be sufficient, worst case). Drive Information OS device name: /dev/sr0 Current profile: DVD-ROM Manufacturer: PIONEER Product: BD-RW BDR-XD05 Revi...

Nothing wrong with giving people a choice. Billy has his product for people who want something like that. Haven't used it so I can't comment on it. The free version works well for me, and there is a lot of confusion because the information on what your options are is not very clear. Maybe I should w...

Yes, it's the usual Reddit quality. Sadly it comes up in search results as often as this place.

Thanks, good to know.

How is the MakeMKV subreddit related to the software and this forum? Is it just an unofficial support site? Who are the moderators?

PMs sent. Feel free to post info here if you need help.

Thanks, I'll give that software a try.

I have a particular disc, Spaced season 1, that when I rip it I get a 6GB .mkv file that is the entire season. There are other files which are the extras on the disc.

Is there a way to resolve it automatically?