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No issues with Catalina, here.

Once you purchase a permanent key, as I did seven years ago, you will never run into any “expiration” issues.

It’s Disney, so it’s always 800.

Assuming you want the English, of course. 801 and 802 will be localizations.

mike admin wrote: ↑

Sat May 16, 2020 9:45 pm

Everything should be fine, but please do post any feedback in this topic.

Are you saying that the 200.mpls is the right one? Yes, in my experience. Search for other Disney discs posts and you'll see similar comments. https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=21918&p=87665&hilit=disney+title#p87665 https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=...

Neither
You're missing one.
Disney discs always have three, in this case...200.mpls, 201.mpls(French titles/credits) & 202.mpls(Spanish titles/credits)
I've also seen 800.mpls, 801.mpls & 802.mpls on some.

They’re on a separate disc labeled Bonus Features.

Hi Lovely Rita. Not sure if this will work, please try to reset your Mac’s “PRAM” if you have not done this yet. Luckily on my Mac, I did not get any “Fatal Error Program will now exit” error. I’m using MakeMKV 1.14.5 on Sierra. I have a Pioneer BDR-207DBK drive. It’s not a Mac issue as the same th...

Yes, I agree that it’s something to do with this version.

I can see where I added Independence Day (BD+ disc) to my server last November so something has happened between then and present day.

In my opinion Mac / Makemkv compatibility is a non issue after 6 years of use.

I'll wait to hear back from the BD+ guru...
Since it's occurring on both of my machines, I suspect the software.
I can see no other recent mentions of it from others but it seems most of the attention these days is related to UHD.

so it now works once you pointed makemkv at java? No, my point was that it’s always been pointed at Java. After your initial post all I did was pop in Wick, which I knew would utilize java and it did. I did not go into preferences and repoint. The BD+ discs still give fatal errors. ***This occurs o...

Billycar11 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 07, 2019 3:25 am

try with java installed

I've had Java installed ever since Mike came out with his Java RE addition. 2+ years?
Verified, after your suggestion, with my John Wick 3 disc.
Using Java runtime from /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/JavaAppletPlugin.plugin/Contents/Home/bin/java

Due to a drive error, I'm in the process of rebuilding some of my library. Discs in question, Avatar and Showtime series Homeland (all BD+ protected) were previously processed years ago. Now, receiving "fatal errors" during the "processing BD+ code" process. :? Thought I would th...