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sfvideoguy wrote:I don't know whether to upgrade or not. Can the developer please comment as to whether the newest version of your software works with OS X Sierra? Thank you.

I am waiting on confirmation on this as well...I rolled back to the previous OS in the meantime (I'm the OP of this thread).

As another interesting point, some of my external drives that I plug into my macs NEVER stop reading, even when not in use. This use to be attributed to a flaw in Spotlight when reading exFAT drives in El Capitan, but could be fixed by excluding the external drive from Spotlight. Now it seems that ...

Is anyone else having problems on Sierra? Have held off from upgrading so far and don't want to break MakeMKV functionality So as a follow-up to the issue I have been having in Sierra, I tried my PC from the other room and used the same external blu-ray drive -- and it worked flawlessly. From this,...

Mike will have to decode the debug codes, so we'll have to wait for him. You might want to pack up the files requested in the FAQ in my signature and send them to support@makemkv.com to push the process forward a bit. Sierra isn't "supposed" to break things like this, but when has Apple m...

As an update, here is with debug code enabled... MakeMKV v1.10.2 darwin(x86-release) started Debug logging enabled, log will be saved as /Users/john/MakeMKV_log.txt Optical drive "BD-RE HL-DT-ST BD-RE WH16NS40 1.00d" opened in OS access mode. Using direct disc access mode DEBUG: Code 0 at ...

Hi there, I noticed that upon the new update / upgrade to Sierra, my blu-rays are no longer archiving correctly; they are failing with errors. To double-check this, I popped in a blu-ray of mine I had archived just last week (that worked flawlessly), and it failed. Upon the error, I installed the ne...