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Having a rules-based naming for tracks would be great, and take away about 75% of the grunt work involved with ripping. For instance, I don't name my audio tracks at all, except for commentaries (no need to - Kodi will tell me what audio format and language it is). And I also name all forced subtitl...

Here is a post that walks you through exactly what to do, from ensuring consistent chapters to clipping excess, etc: http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic ... 465#p20465

Cheers, Carl.

I used to rip to ISO files, and when I converted to MKV, I would set up 7-8 instances of MakeMKV, each to rip one ISO file, start them all, then go to bed. In the morning, all had ripped.

I've ripped 2-3 ISO files at once with MakeMKV, and still used my computer at the same time.

There is a spreadsheet maintained by someone at AVS Forum that tracks which movies have forced subs. It's not complete, but has many mainstream movies, and you can zero in on the part of the movie where the 1st forced sub should be: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... dit#gid=20

Cheers.