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If you just ripped every file on the disc then sure you will get a ton of MKV files. But each file option scraped in MakeMKV has select-able properties. I'm going to guess right now that you've not even ripped the 3D part of any of the files at all. If that was for me, I certainly did rip the MVC p...

According to this post http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?p=24972#p24972 mk3d is NOT for MVC files but is for other format 3D files like SBS and TAB etc. I would use 3D as part of the filename rather than the extension, like Avatar.3D.MVC.mkv At least that serves as a reminder of what is wh...

I've seen a lot of people struggling on here with the recent trend of hiding a real title among multiple fake ones. I have a big DVD and BD library and I've had similar problems. I'm also picky about wanting to include all the extras in my collection. That usually means sticking the disc in a blu-r...

MakeMKV copies the audio with the same volume as was present on the original disk. When you process it with other programs, they can (and often do) change the volume of audio as they process it. And a lot of players deal differently with different CODECs - my Micca player can show massive changes i...

Good news, DTS-HD should now work on raspberry pi too:

http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid ... pid1963545

I did a batch of files is there a quick way to tell 3d from 2d files? All files just have mkv extension and I checked in the file properties there is no mention of mvc. I want to seperate 2d from 3d so I can compress the 2d files with handbrake to save space. mediainfo shows you on a number of file...

Just FYI Openelec with rasberry pi2. Supports 3d MVC MKV. Only issue is does not pass through true hd. Actually the pi 1 supports MVC too, but why would you buy one today? Neither DTS-HD nor TrueHD will be passed through, but on pi2 TrueHD will be transcoded to pcm and that will be transferred over...

Filebot is a great renamer, and has a commandline option. Once it is named, plex will download the other metadata like cover etc.

Why bother reencoding vc1 to h264?

I am testing an Rpi2 with this and it works well, haven't tested subtitles yet sorry Batiatus. One curiosity - for my test I ripped The Hobbit: Battles of the Five Armies (part1) from an ISO file, and the mediainfo doesn't show stereo, or a Multiview. However the file definitely plays as 3D on the r...