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With Java installed, MakeMKV identified this playlist as the main feature:

515,504,508,501,512,511,502,507,514,503,509,513,510

Testing it now.

Stupid me forgot to list the actual playlist, which is 667. Sorry...

I'm willing to try piecing the segments together. How do I know which segments are correct, and in which order without AnyDVD?[/quote] Within the BDMV folder there is a Stream folder. In the Stream folder you will see a number of m2ts files. These are the segment files for the movie. You will notice...

how do you find the correct copy? process monitor even gives me a few hundred playlists. Redfox AnyDVD HD application would be the fastest method if the physical disc is available. Otherwise, I would manually piece the segments together in 15 minutes. I'm willing to try piecing the segments togethe...

JohnnySoccer wrote:Do these FUT's cover the Redbox and Netflix versions?

Worked for me.

Edited to hide my stupidity. Although Java was installed, I was unaware, and did not notice that the main feature is selected for me automatically now by MakeMKV.

My apologies.

Every title on my version shows a running time of 2 hours and 16 minutes and all start with 515. also, my disc has none of the titles listed in this thread. Lastly, there still seems to be no Mac solution for this, so I'm pretty useless for helping fix my own problem (which I hate). If anybody knows...

Much appreciated! By the way, how could you tell?

Anybody have any idea which title is correct for this Blu Ray? My player says its Title 1, but of course, I'm skeptical as there are about a hundred titles; all with the same running time

You are a prince.

I will do the same in case there are multiple versions.

Edit: I don't have any titles with a duration of 1 hr 55 min 45 sec. However, I have three titles that are within 1 sec of that and am ripping them now for chapter comparison.

Everywhere shows the runtime as 116 minutes (1 hour 56 minutes), which is likely correct. The problem is, I can't find a post with the EXACT runtime (including seconds) so I am having trouble narrowing down which titles to experiment with. I have loaded the disk into a blu-ray player and checked the...

I sent the dump files for discs 2 and 3 in through a 3rd party transfer site (too big to email). Hopefully they arrived, and will be helpful.

I have the checkbox selected to allow the program to contact the web server for updates. Additionally, it appears that these updates are coming through as the number of SVQ files loading has changed over the last several days. Lastly, Disc 1, which previously failed to load, loaded this morning so I...

Yes, I went to that link, also. Here is what it said:

Starting from version 1.5.8 MakeMKV downloads all required SVQ files automatically - all discs that require disc-specific SVQ should work without any additional steps.

I guess I spoke too soon. Although disc 1 now processes correctly, disc 2 gives me the same error code that disc 1 used to give: Processing BD+ code using generic SVQ from builtin/00000.svq Failed to process BD+ code using generic SVQ from builtin/00000.svq Saved BD+ dump file as /Users/Tom/.MakeMKV...

The latest batch of SVQ files seems to have solved it. (prior to this morning, I would get the error message: "Disk Failed To Load."

Thanks for the reply, though, and I apologize for the initial lack of info.