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i believe the reasoning is due to the order of the files in the directory. When reading a disc directly, you get the files ordered as they are on the UDF file system that is the bluray. When you work from a backup, you are getting the files in whatever order your system's filesystem provides them y...

@Radiocomms237

Thank you for your insight! I started doing the same regarding keeping notes of the track order, and yes, probably a better idea to reference the file name instead.

Hello, I'm curious about a specific aspect of MakeMKV regarding working from a blu-ray backup versus opening the disc and working with individual tracks. I am working with an anime disc that contains several episodes. Scenario 1 Open disc in MKV. Select first track (t00) and extract it. Playback sho...

It seems you should be able to allow an exception. If you go to the MakeMKV download page, there is a link to Apple's web site regarding Gatekeeper options. Scroll to the bottom of that page and there are instructions on how to add an exception.

Smithcraft,
Thanks very much for clarifying the new UI!

Hello everyone, I just started using MakeMKV and it looks very promising. I hate to start with such a newb question but v1.80's interface on Mac is slightly different than it appears in the online tutorials. I don't see any of the chapter listings for Blu-Ray discs as I see in the tutorials, and I c...