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Why do you think forever? Something should not be in beta this long. Sigh, another n00b who thinks 'beta' is somewhat bad. FYI: every software out there is in beta, whether you put that word there or no. that include windows, mac os, linux, android, that software that runs on planes, software in th...

Mike, I know this request has been made often, but since it still hasn't been implemented/planned, I want to make it again. Just like video players can ignore certain errors in the tracks and continue playing, I wish makemkv had the ability to ignore certain errors and continue the ripping process f...

Nii~~ wrote: And general practices for 32-bit Linux distributions are to provide binaries without specific CPU tuning to avoid problems like this.

and general practices int he windows world, to avoid problems like these, is to use relatively modern machines

Ok I understood what you were saying. For anyone else interested, the "segment maps" is explained here:

http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic ... 6&start=30

List out the segments in the bigger file not in the actual movie title and rip out the corresponding m2ts files.

mike admin wrote:You can do that by hand. Compare the segment maps for both titles, and then export individual m2ts files to individual MKV files.

Thanks for replying. I have no idea what you mean by "Compare the segment maps for both titles". Could you explain or point to a source?

Hello all, I just ripped Sherlock Holmes (2009) bluray and really loved the maximum movie mode where they explain with picture and picture how the movie was made. Now makemkv rips 2 titles (around 23GB and 22GB). The first is the whole movie with the extra MMM clips thrown in. I was wondering if it ...

The title says it all, I very much believe that by the time MakeMKV reaches version 2.0 that it should come out of beta, its been in beta ever since it first came out over 6 years ago! I have never EVER come across software that has been in beta for this long! So tell me, why has it been in beta fo...

thanks for the follow-up. I don't know what DTS express is. Is it a end-user makemkv feature or something used internally?

Hello, I tried to install v.1.9.4 over v 1.9.2, just like I've always done. It asked if I want to remove the existing version and I clicked yes. However, it fails to remove everything in the directory. The file "dtsdecoderdll.dll" still remains even though the uninstallation finishes. But ...

why not just rip it?

tripplesixty wrote:When using the backup to disk functionality within makemkv, does it strip the region codes? If I were to buy a bluray that was sold in another region would I be able to play this back locally with software the enforces region code checking?

as the title says. I would find it useful at times.

sure. the option hardly seems to be the difficult thing here. Hello, I am wondering if it would be possible to implement a way to skip over bad areas for defective discs. I understand that ripping software wants to do a bit-by-bit copy of the original. However, in case of defective discs, this does ...

Hello, I am wondering if it would be possible to implement a way to skip over bad areas for defective discs. I understand that ripping software wants to do a bit-by-bit copy of the original. However, in case of defective discs, this does not always work. Its definitely possible to get a replacement ...

well a file system is ofcourse there. But I was thinking something along the lines of combining all mkv files together into 1 single file, and using a simple menu to browse inside a player.

Hello, I tried searching but couldn't find anything definitive. Lets say we rip a bluray into a set of mkv titles - main title plus the extras. I understand that the mkv container format doesn't support any menus. What I was interested to know is if it is possible to create a custom menu ourselves. ...