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Has anyone come up with the list of files to rip for Episodes 8,9 & 10 from Disc 3 of Indian Summers Season 1? I would like to avoid going through the over two hundred files to find the right ones. Thanks in advance should someone post an answer. Good playlists are: 573 242 422 I assume 8, 9, 1...

I'll usually extract the track with Invisika and rename it to something short and then use eac3to to convert to flac or encode to dts-hd ma.

eac3to.exe input.pcm output.flac

When attempting to process MKVs with Dolby Vision Layer 8, the extract goes super slow. Previous version had no such issue. It seems MakeMKV beta 1.17.8 sometimes doesn't close and was open and I had to manually terminate it through task manager. It was open and still accessing the file. Attempting ...

It rips like a regular UHD title with HDR10. DV is a separate stream that does not copy.

It's 964

For Disney titles, 800 is always the correct one for English.

VLC is one of the worst media players around.

Try MPC-BE.

If it’s a rental from Netflix or redbox then it won’t have an Atmos track.

Try MPC HC/BE with madvr. VLC isn't the best player.

It seems you're right. Dolby Vision is a separate video track, so it is unlikely we will be able to remux it. There is currently no way to decode Dolby Vision in software as the standard is not open and no specification is available for reverse engineering. Never say never though....

Dolby Vision is metadata on top of HDR10, which is also metadata. You can’t separate the metadata if you can’t decode it.

It’ll copy over, but probably won’t play unless you do pass through to a Dolby Vision TV. Currently no program can decide the Dolby Vision layer.

If you left everything default or English only in preferences, you should have a separate track for Forced subtitles. You will have to manually tag it Forced with mkvtoolnix if you want your media player to prefer it as MakeMKV doesn't set a Forced flag, but rather creates the subtitle as a separate...

Bad disc most likely.

goulav wrote:Has anyone noticed any difference in the titles with 16 chapters and 83?

I doubt the 83 chapter title is correct. Should be no difference between them other than having an absurd number of chapter for a film.

I think he's trying to figure out what title is what episode. Don't look at length...it's a waste of time. You'll see that the episodes are laid out a certain way on the disc. 51 is episode 1, 52 is episode 2 and so on. The numbering should continue from disc to disc, or it may restart at 51 for eve...