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pcolmer wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 14, 2024 11:21 am

Submitted MKB20_v77_Madame_Web_CDF2

My apologies for the noise. It has been a while since I last used MakeMKV and I hadn't noticed that it reported being unable to download the HK file.

As GasmaskAvenger has found, the latest keydb.cfg file solves this problem.

pcolmer wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 14, 2024 12:04 pm

Is there a manual solution to downloading the HK data?

Downloading keydb.cfg has, at least for one of the discs I recently bought, solved my problem.

Just in case anyone else is stuck or having problems ...

I am able to resolve hkdata.crabdance.com, and I can point a browser at the address. However, the SSL certificate is either missing or invalid. Thankfully, http traffic seems to work but I don't know what path I need to provide in order to manually download what MakeMKV is trying - and failing - to ...

Submitted MKB20_v77_Madame_Web_CDF2

Never mind ... the problem seems to have resolved itself somehow. Grrr ... I do not like it when that happens.

Sorry for the noise.

I've ripped and played HDR 4K UHD discs before with Windows 10 and Kodi. However, I recently purchased Fast X, ripped it and the playback was just wrong - the picture was way too dark. I went into the Kodi settings to turn off HDR and the rip then played fine in terms of picture quality but clearly ...

Kodi 19 now has a fix written and merged into the codebase: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/20361 to resolve problems it was having with TrueHD. That should be available in the nightly builds now. Not sure how long it will take for a new "dot" release to be made that incorporates this. ...

This “FIX” will NOT solve the dropout issue in KODI! KODI’s issue is a hard coded max bitrate value. Just a FYI Just FYI ... Kodi 19 now has a fix written and merged into the codebase: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/20361 to resolve problems it was having with TrueHD. That should be available in...

For anyone else who uses Kodi, I found a discussion thread on forum.kodi.tv about the issue: https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=347674 To be fair to the Kodi developers, it doesn't read like they are ignoring the issue - they just don't have the resources to get it fixed and are more than ope...

For anyone else who uses Kodi, I found a discussion thread on forum.kodi.tv about the issue: https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=347674 To be fair to the Kodi developers, it doesn't read like they are ignoring the issue - they just don't have the resources to get it fixed and are more than open...

This “FIX” will NOT solve the dropout issue in KODI! KODI’s issue is a hard coded max bitrate value. Just a FYI Is that still the case with Kodi v19 (Matrix)? Is there any workaround/solution? Is there a way to tell if a particular disc is affected by this? Is there a Kodi forum post that reference...

In this instance, I had no issues ripping Incredibles 2...once I figured out which of the 3 titles MakeMKV listed was the correct one. How did you figure this out? Each title is showing a slightly different segment map but I have no idea what the actual difference would be between the three version...

Since posting, other research I've done suggests that smooth UHD playback pretty much requires hardware support for HEVC (the video compression used by UHD). I only have a partial understanding of when Intel have started adding this and, in some situations, it appears to be a partial implementation ...

I've got a 2015 NUC which I think is too old, hardware-wise, to properly play back UHD rips when connected to otherwise appropriate display hardware (i.e. new Denon AV amp and new Samsung UHD TV). The reason I say this is because everything I've read about correct HDR playback suggests that HDMI 2.0...

Curiously, in my default.mmcp.xml file, I also have: ignoreForcedSubtitlesFlag="true" I'm not at all sure what this is supposed to mean! Setting that to "false" and re-doing the conversion results in my second request being fulfilled, namely that the forced subtitles track creat...