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ndjamena wrote:Considering I can take a DVD and re-encode it to make it better than the original I consider this a moot point!

How do you make something better than the original?

Thanks, I'll try that.

Woodstock,

You are correct. The menu has play all episodes and then you select the episodes. I've never run into this before. I take it there is no way around this?

Thanks

I am trying to make a mkv of this season but MakeMKV cannot seem to differentiate the episodes. There are three episodes on the first disc but it only shows on as one on MakeMKV. I tried three different computers and all the same. Same with other discs as well.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Sorry if this has been discussed before but I cannot find such discussion. I was wondering what people thought of the quality between the full copy (mkv) of a DVD vs making a full copy of a Blu-ray and then converting it to a mp4. Does a full copy of a DVD have better quality than a mp4 of a blu-ray...

I was trying to make an mkv file of this dvd. The dvd has both the fullscreen and widescreen versions on it. I used VideoLAN to see which title the widescreen was on and did the mkv off of that. The makemkv has two titles showing up: title00 - id 4 - this one is fullscreen title01 - id 5 - this one ...

Woodstock -

I see that now. Somewhat new still but I do see that the Source Title ID is 31 but the filename is title26. That is where I was making my mistake. So that clears everything up. Thanks.

Tolken - As per this dvd (Monsters University), VLC and my blu-ray player shows the title as 31 but when I make the mkv, the segments are out of order for title 31. I'm not sure how that is but the correct title is indeed 26 (thanks hannaman) when I manually checked it against the dvd in the player ...