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I'm afraid that I have no direct help for your current problem, but I can confirm that, back in 2011, I ripped the same set without issue. Sometimes different countries, and even stores, get different masters so it may be (un)helpful to know that this was from Best Buy in Canada.

Good luck

It's too bad we can't have a civil conversion with out you being rude and condescending. If you find my first post in this thread not to your liking, it would be nice if you could just say it with out your sarcasm. "Hello Mr Kettle" "Good day to you Mr Pot" "Mr Kettle, are ...

I have also tried playing the files using VLC on my Mac desktop computer but have the same problem I know this is probably no help for your current issue, but it’s worth mentioning that Macs can’t pass HD audio unless it’s PCM, i.e. no DTS-HD or Dolby TrueHD. When played back on a Mac VLC, or whate...

Krawk wrote:Also apparently you end up with an LPCM audio instead of a DTS or Dolby lossless format, and the LPCM file is bigger than the source file. If HDS-HD MA or Dolby TrueHD are lossless, why would this be?

Because lossless does not mean uncompressed.

The daspi package installs a kernel extension, not the MakeMKV app. The MakeMKV app is the round icon that says “MakeMKV”. You can drag this from the disk image and put it anywhere you like, but if you’d like it in your Applications folder just drop it on the folder icon (in the disk image window) t...

zoomster wrote:I'm having problems, too - but with the US Netflix disk

zoomster wrote:Having problems now with Netflix "The Theory of Everything"

Perhaps it would work if you weren’t trying to steal these films

The standard tool for that (and much more) is MKVToolNix.

You can not select only HD since DTS is embedded in DTS-HD and DD in DD True HD. So you will always have both. This is not accurate. I routinely (well, not anymore since FLAC transcoding was introduced) rip just the HD audio. All one need do is uncheck the box beside the standard DTS (the "cor...

I realize your statement is a bit old now, but I've heard Macs are great for crunching video, so I was curious how fast can you rip a Blu-Ray? My Win7 box will do roughly 1G/min, what's the iMac doing? Thanks! For reference: System Mac Pro 4,1 (March 3, 2009-July 27, 2010) 2 x 2.26 GHz Quad-Core In...

Thank you so much for the explanation! No problem; glad to help. So, if I can watch the movie in the right sequence, then I chose the right playlist right? Probably, but see below. Am I right in assuming that there is no difference in audio or video quality between the playlists? Usually the "...

Stole as in the previous owner doesn't have it any more? I can read but apparently you don't know what "steal" means. Fair enough, the rightsholders don't know either. I know what it means. Does it matter that I'm a linguist? No, what matters is that I can read a dictionary: Oxford Concis...

Would someone be kind enough to explain why the playlist or segment numbers matter? I've ripped a couple discs that appeared to have duplicates of the movie and just chose one to rip thinking there was no difference in the resulting mkv. I would really appreciate an explanation because I've been bu...

But I thought the .iso files were created from the commercial disc

Maybe you should try buying the disc to find out. You know, instead of stealing it

Hopefully this will help someone out there: I have a three-disc (Blu-ray+DVD+Digital Copy) "Collector's Edition" region A disc (UPC 77421211302) purchased from Best Buy Canada . AnyDVD HD says that playlist 904 is good: http://s4.postimg.org/ba6ltn131/Hunger_Games_Any_DVD.png And MakeMKV s...

Jon Walker wrote:BD does not open. Dump file was automatically created. File uploaded and URL sent to svq@makemkv.com for review.

My region A disc opened and ripped without any issues. Have you checked your disc for damage?