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Late... but...

Run the following 2 commands as root, then retry...

echo "/opt/makemkv/lib" > /etc/ld.so.conf.d/makemkv.conf
ldconfig

Permission problem? 'chmod 666 /dev/sr0' ?

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Is your user part of the cdrom group?
if you do "ls -l /dev/sr?" you will likely get something like this

brw-rw----+ 1 root cdrom 11, 0 Oct 7 19:39 /dev/sr0
brw-rw----+ 1 root cdrom 11, 1 Oct 7 19:38 /dev/sr1

As you can see root is the owner and cdrom is the group (in fedora at least ...

Post "find / -name libQt5Core\*"

RPMs are available for OpenSuse on Packman. I would assume they would be also available for Redhat.

That should not be difficult for someone to fix.

You do not have the Qt5Core devel libs installed.

On opensuse, it's something like libQt5Core-devel-5.blahblahblah.rpm

If you do have it installed, then I assume you need a '-L' to the directory where is is installed for the linker.

So, 1.14.* all failed.

I have an x64 system, and all 64bit libs on openSuse should be in /usr/lib64

A search for libmakemkv.so.1 found an old 64bit version in /usr/lib.

Removing that, as well as libdriveio.so.0 & libmmbd.so.0 in /usr/lib, FINALLY got makemkv to work.

It was picking up a version ...

Ugh... 1.14 is just plain broken for some folk.

Seems if you want a working system then download the 1.12.2 bin package and the 1.12.3 oss package from http://www.makemkv.com/download/old/ and install them.

Streaming does not work in 1.12.3, but does in 1.12.2, so as the oss package only provides ...

The problem is with the makemkvcon binary which is not built by you, but is contained in the makemkv-...bin.tar.gz prebuilt.

It is linked with .57...

PP ~/.MakeMKV$ ldd /usr/bin/makemkvcon | grep avcodec
libavcodec.so.57 => /usr/lib64/libavcodec.so.57 (0x00007f3aedc24000)

You have to install ...

Is anyone else able to get makemkv working on the above? Worked fine for years until recently.

Doing a ltrace/strace on "makemkvcon info list", suggests the last thing it does is open up ~/.MakeMKV/_private_data.tar, and never gets to access the actual disc, before failing with the line - Failed to ...