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Yep, thats pretty much what i suspected. Thanks guys, ill look at the other disc later and confirm that JRE is running.

Nope not seeing that. Ive checked to make sure Java is installed etc etc but still no main feature indication. This disc is more obvious to copy due to the chapter numbers but the last disc was just a mass of files. [URL=http://s1086.photobucket.com/user/ratcatcher03/media/Untitled_zps2vtnl99s.png.h...

Done that but still not seeing this "(FPL_MainFeature)"

Would someone do the great honours and post a picture so i know what im looking for?

Thanks.

Cheers, but how do enable the java?

Under the protection tab its asking for 'custom Java executable location' i tried pointing it at the main java directory but theres a lot of dll files in there.

Not used makeMKV for a while so when i tried to back up a bluray recently, i was stumped on which file to select (for example : Sin City 2 there was over 20 files all around 5gb. Had absolutely no idea which files to select). Im sure in the past the option was there to select Main Movie only in the ...

Just checked the file and it plays ok. DVDfab also created a perfect iso file for backup duties as well. Strangely, Makemkv managed to backup the film with no errors so im convinced theres nothing wrong with the drive. Its the way Makemkv is interpreting the the error codes. The only issue i current...

No hardware problem.

Just managed to MKV the disc using DVDFAB. Looks like MakeMKV has a problem so that was money well spent....not.

Tried a few times but no joy. Same errors each time: Saving 1 titles into directory //diskstation/video/MKV OCT Error 'Scsi error - HARDWARE ERROR:441E' occurred while reading '/BDMV/STREAM/00000.m2ts' at offset '20025047040' Error 'Scsi error - HARDWARE ERROR:441E' occurred while reading '/BDMV/STR...

Theresa wrote:Interesting that I have never had a single problem playing an mkv with VLC.

Care to help?

Which file do you play or does vlc just find the right one?

Last I tested VLC with a Bluray "backup" directory was v2.1x, and it work fine... but you had to know which M2TS file you wanted to watch, or which one was the menu that led to the other files. Did you select the "decrypt" option when doing the backup? Most "free" play...

Ok, take it easy guys. Ive been trying to find a way of backing up my BR's to my NAS and was hoping that MKV would do the trick. Unfortunately, although theres a load of directories and files been created, nothing seems to be able to play them. Ive tried VLC, Kodi, MPlayer to name a few. Im unfortun...