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Probably has something to do with adding end credits, since Coppola prefers the no-credits version but legally they have to attach them.

So, one playlist with, one playlist without.

OP wasn't asking about the chapter stripped version, which ALSO shows up. He was asking about the two versions that show up with chapters, the second is earmarked as "-B".

Everyone should be using VLC as a player anyway. It plays everything, and UHD isn't washed out.

Same problem on my LG Ultra Slim BD/DVDRW BU40N.
Fails halfway through:

"Hash check failed for file 00001.m2ts at offset 27429955584, file is corrupt.
The source file '/BDMV/STREAM/00001.m2ts' is corrupt or invalid at offset 27429931008, attempting to work around"

I'm getting exactly this problem with the same timecode numbers, on a double-layer Dolby Vision remux of Gladiator (Extended version).

Did anyone solve it?

I have ripped this UHD disc previously. It's saying the keys are no longer working.
I have been re-ripping other discs (Back to the Future trilogy) successfully all night. I have tried 2001 a few times and get the same error messages.

AACS dump file attached.

Yup!
The newest version of Handbrake now includes a filter for transcoding 4K HDR (bt2020) to bt709, and it does a fantastic job for both color and B&W!

Can I add this as a feature request, so I can name my audio tracks properly?

Stereo (2.0) tracks are read as such - "Stereo".

Unfortunately, Dolby Surround and DTS-HD MA 2.0 (LtRt) use a 2.0 matrix to encode their surround information, but are unfortunately seen by MakeMKV as STEREO...

Once you've ripped a DV or HDR10+ disc, and you wanna Handbrake it to a smaller size, how do you get the DV/HDR10+ layer to copy over to the new file?

It says my libre drive has possibly had the AACS revoked? I've ripped this disc twice before now....

Dump file attached.

Why are there titles in here, like the original STAR TREK movies, that haven't even been released on 4K yet?

Here is my dump file. THE NATURAL 4K still doesn't decrypt, even after owning it for a year.

Ah. Yeah I don't like casting/projecting the colorimetry of my laptop screen to a TV. That's very different from what the original file should look like.

How would you use mpc-be on an HD TV?

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Its-a-Wonderful-Life-4K-Blu-ray/249570/ Seems like it is in HDR. I know of transcoding tools that can resize down to something smaller, like 4K to 1080, but I don't know anything that can do it while preserving the HDR. FFmpeg allows for tone map filters that can prob...