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I don't know of any and searching doesn't find a solution, so I suspect it is not possible.

Here is what grok has to say: The issue you're describing with VLC Media Player's zoom function—where it changes the window size but doesn't enlarge the image within the window—can often be addressed by using VLC's **Interactive Zoom** feature or other methods to magnify a specific portion of the vi...

As said in the discussion, it will zoom smaller window sizes to larger but stops when you reach full screen. If you start at full screen it does not change the window.

I'm guessing you want the image zoomed within a full screen window, but it doesn't seem to do that.

Really? I'll try that after the next update if it is still not working. Thanks.

Same on Arch.

MakeMKV cannot remove hard-coded subtitles, or make any other changes to the image.

Handbrake will burn the subtitles into the image, at the cost of a little processing time.

On DVD some short segments and the menus themselves are stored in special menu videos which MakeMKV cannot see. I don't recall other software being able to do it either.

Same here. 1.17.8 and .9 hang when trying open both Blu-ray and DVD discs. I'm not using UHD.

This is with both a SATA ASUS drive and and a USB Pioneer.

1.17.7 works.

Which distribution of linux? Arch has the binaries in its AUR library. Other distributions might have something similar.

I used to compile it; it's not difficult.

The official build instructions are here: https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=224 Are people saying that doesn't work? I used to do it quite often but now on Arch Linux I use the version in the user repository. It doesn't look like Mint has this in their repository. So I would bu...

I may not be understanding.

You have a list of titles on the left. Click on one and there is a "Properties" selection on the right. One of the properties is "File name".

Does it work differently on Windows?

I'm using ccextractor 0.94 on Arch linux. Like MakeMKV itself, it comes from the AUR user-supported repository.

I don't think ccextractor is packaged with MakeMKV here.

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/makemkv
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ccextractor

It is technically not possible to have CSS on burnable media. I don't know what the others are. The owners have calculated a trade-off: how much do we lose by piracy vs what is the advantage of keeping these titles in print (on demand)? The ones I have seen are all deep catalog and classics. Probabl...

For items picked up from ebay, etc: it is hard. You can look for clues in the quality of the disc label or box art, but those can be expertly duplicated. I had a bootleg where the file dates were way too recent, the dual layer original had been compressed to one layer, and the audio codecs were non ...

The big studios do produced DVD-R discs. They do not have CSS copy protection. I've gotten a few dual layer DVDs and a small number of burned Blu-rays.

This is their "manufactured on demand" effort.

Scanning my notes: Warner, Sony, Fox, MGM, TCM, Universal have all done it.