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FWIW, I took time to finally put together a way to verify things on my Linux machine, as I'm tired of guessing which mentioned .mpls file is correct (in case my copy is different, etc.). On my "Red" copy rented today, the various mentioned mpls files are defined as: 00258.mpls 2:16:57 => 5...

Thanks. Your Powershell script, posted separately, helped me see how the TINFO lines are formatted, and how that relates to the data contained within. In particular, I think there's a lot of value in your Attributes array, which I don't see elsewhere documented: $Attributes = @( "Unknown",...

Thanks. That script helps me see how the TINFO lines relate. I didn't understand the format before, and had somehow missed the segment map in there.

My Powershell script uses this: &$MakeMKVCon "--noscan" "-r" "--messages=-stdout" "--progress=-null" ("--profile=C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\blank.mmcp.xml") "--minlength=0" "info" "disc:$Disc" I think the -r is ...

It's all here: <Title Number="0" Name="The Flash Season 1 Disc 1" ChapterCount="2" Duration="0:00:08" DiskSize="1.8 MB" DiskSizeBytes="1959936" SourceFileName="00000.mpls" SegmentsCount="2" SegmentsMap="38,40"...

Is there a way to get a list of titles with their segment maps? It doesn't seem to be included in "makemkvcon info". Pressing "down arrow" over and over again scanning the lists in the GUI isn't really cutting it...

I tried the command "makemkvcon -r info dev:/dev/sr0", and while it "works", I don't see runtimes (except for those skipped due to being too short) or segment lists in the output. Am I missing something? Is there a way to get that in the output?

Mike, is there something we can do to help debug the detection of the primary title?

mike admin wrote:You are really requesting a feature called "preview". This is in the works.

Great! Thanks.

I went ahead and finally just paid for a MakeMKV license. I've ripped dozens of discs at this point, and very much value being able to access my BluRay library digitally, and doing the ripping on Linux, so I figured I might as well use the opportunity to support the author.

I've really benefited from using MakeMKV. In fact, I normally use it on Linux, so it's been free, but with the new beta key not posted yet, I finally decided it's been valuable enough to me that I'd pay for it. That's emboldened me to mention a feature I think would be a real benefit. :) Sometimes w...

mike admin wrote:This feature - splitting on any segment boundary - is planned for some time. It will ease a lot of pain when processing series disks, but should work for you too. Unfortunately I can't promise when it will be done.

Thanks, mike. I look forward to it.

How many time does your system need for an entire BD title remux? A whole lot longer than ripping just the title. I'd need to rip the entire disc, just to double back and rip just a single title. It's not impossible, but that's annoying inefficient. MakeMKV can obviously separate out the segments w...

Smithcraft wrote:Or maybe cross reference with the AVS BDInfo db to see which title to rip?

Yeah... if they have the info. *Someone* has to be able to figure these things out, and I like being empowered to do so myself.

I like how MakeMKV shows me the segment map for each title. When there are several titles which could each potentially be the one I want, I can easily compare the titles and see what segments are different. However, what I'd really like to do at that point is just select the particular segments to r...