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Ditto from me too. I've run into this a couple of times now and would also like to see a "fix".

That is news to me. I've always thought it wouldn't based on the statement on MakeMKV.com . . . Please note that commercial blu-ray discs are proteced by technologial measures preventing unauthorized duplication (including, but not limited to, "Cinavia" technology). MakeMKV doesn't remove ...

Thanks Woodstock, you just showed me something I didn't know existed.

As far as using MakeMKV to rip a disc goes, I believe that MakeMKV will not remove copy protection. That's why I use another program first. I'll give it e try though next time.

I used a different program to rip the disc in the first place. I had already removed the sound tracks and subtitles I didn't want. I just used MakeMKV to convert the ripped files to an MKV file and there are no options I can find to remove any tracks of any kind when converting a file.

I only included one sound track during the original rip and it's in the mkv file.

I am going away for a week (no computer). If anyone has any more ideas please post them and I'll check back in a week.

Thanks

This isn't just one movie, it has happened with the last 4 I've done. I re-did one of the movies using version 1.9.10 with logging turned on. The log file should be attached but apparently the "board attachment quota has been reached". It won't allow me to attach it so here's what it says ...

I couldn't find any logs anywhere and they aren't 3D movies. I did find where I can turn on debug logs so I will and try one again.

I know it's not supposed to compress, that's why I don't understand my results. My movies have only 1 playlist because they're ripped first as "movie only". There is only 1 m2ts file and only 1 playlist file. The only thing Makemkv threw out was the forced subtitles because they were empty...

I've used Makemkv to create about 100 mkv files out of m2ts blu-ray files. Each has turned out to be about the same size as the original. The last 4 files I've converted however have ended up about only 50% to 75% of the original file size. I'm using version 1.9.9. Has something changed in this vers...