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I'm not asking for the price to be reduced. I recognize it's a great program and I could easily see myself paying 60€ for it - if I was using it more frequently. But I'm not. I wouldn't buy a very expensive car either if it was mainly going to rot in my garage and I would only drive it four times a ...

Purchasing will help keep this terrific project, and product, going! I agree! However, I also think a purchase is pretty expensive right now for someone who uses MakeMKV just occasionally, even if it is a very high quality program. Today was the first day I've been wanting to use it for about 3 mon...

According to the answer in this thread, it might not be that easy...

Just to be clear: If you say "burn in", you actually mean burned in, always-on-subs, right? Can't disable it? I don't think that's an ideal solution. Then again, who am I to say what you do with your subs ;). On a larger scale: I agree that we should stick to the "one tool for each st...

Maybe check out this thread, people there had a problem with 1.9.5 too (albeit with Windows 10). Turns out it was related to BitDefender.

If you're just talking in very general terms - as in ripping video, audio and subtitle files from a BD - it's probably a very reliable tool. I have processed about 40 BDs this year and did not have any issues with any of them that were caused by the program itself. I did run into trouble because of ...

Yup, looks good. Now we have to wait for ndjamena to do something with this information .

Pretty sure he's referring to the tool MediaInfo, you can get it at http://sourceforge.net/projects/mediainfo. It puts out a huge amount of information about video files.

I didn't count Avisynth as a serious option because of OP's time constraints. Fixing filters for "3000 discs from 1500 releases", even if it's not all of them, is probably a major pain . Unless lots of them respond positively to the same settings, but only OP will know that...

Well... What exactly is your question? That last paragraph didn't really contain any, I think. Least amount of space used while maintaining highest visual fidelity in the least amount of time is MakeMKV -> Handbrake.

Just a quick reply to my original question in this thread: MakeMKV 1.9.5 fixed my problem, as expected .

Using Windows 10 x64 10240 and MakeMKV 1.9.5 here, no problems at all with DVDs or BDs. I don't use any antivirus software (and never have for the last 20 years) except the built-in Windows Defender thing. I do not have to start it in admin mode either. So, judging by this thread, the solution is ea...

Judging by the content in this thread alone, in my book you are both [insert insult] until proven otherwise .

I have no clue what the past couple of posts are about. It's like reading words that don't connect in a coherent way and have nothing to do with the original question in this thread. Might as well post a manual on how to operate a bicycle.

The problem is that those custom codec packs often carry ridiculous names, so an actual "Evil Codec Pack" wouldn't be too farfetched .