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nickr wrote:Why bother reencoding vc1 to h264?

Compatibility with iTunes. I have since switched to using WDTV to avoid any kind of encoding. Just rip and play.

Well I am glad you are liking it. I hit 100 this weekend and still working well.

I just have the Buffalo drive. 15 more rips, i.e. a total of 85 and still going strong.

This is the recommendation I went with a couple of months ago and have been super satisfied. I have ripped about 70 Blu-Ray disks with it and it's working just fine so far with both MakeMKV and OS X 10.10. I am able to rip an entire disk in about 40 mins using a 2012 Core i5 MacBook Air. http://thew...

Thanks @Romansh. Looks like I will be sticking to MP4Tools for now.

Try importing the file you have a problem with and the one that you don't into MP4Tools. See if they are encoded using a different codec. This information should be available on the main window next to the video track title.

Hi Like I have said else where on the forum, I am fairly new to the disk ripping scene having just discovered MakeMKV. Like most of the fellow members of this forum, I am creating a personal library of movies that I love. Here is the vision I originally had and am trying to get it to work with near ...

Hi I am very new to the disk ripping scene and I am limiting myself to following constraints - 1. Only Blu-Ray disks 2. One copy of the unmodified, original MKV file using MakeMKV 3. One copy in the M4V format using H.264 as the codec. From all the disks I have ripped so far, I have seen 2 codecs be...