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MakeMKV was trying to read an apparently troublesome Blu-Ray. Crashed an told me it encountered a fatal error. OS X 10.13.6 on a 2011 iMac, running an LG BP55EB40. Process: makemkvcon [594] Path: /Applications/MakeMKV.app/Contents/MacOS/makemkvcon Identifier: makemkvcon Version: ??? Code Type: X86-6...

I started having the same issue under macOS. My 10 year old Blu-ray no-name drive started spitting out discs because it couldn't read them. Usually I could just keep pushing the discs back in, and after more and more tries, macOS would finally recognize it and I could rip the disc without issue. The...

Thanks, that is good to know and fits with my hypothesis. Sounds like I should consider getting something just mildly modern!

Hi, I've ripped quite a few Blu-rays using MakeMKV, and I've come to notice a trend. If the disc is brand new, in 50-75% of the cases I have trouble getting macOS, or the drive, to recognize the disc. My drive will try and read it for ~20 seconds, before spitting it out again. I then play a game of ...

Did anyone ever find out a solution here? I am currently ripping Soul, from Disney/Pixar, and it has 5 tracks that are exactly the same size and length, and thus only differs in the Title and end credits, which correlates with differences in the segment maps. So VLC is of no help to me to find the c...

I concur. I am still running a 10 year old iMac, and it is wonderfull to have such an important piece of software still available for a machine that is still good at crunching numbers!

I've also had MakeMKV report what free space I have available on macOS wrong, for several years. Is it a clash between how the OS reports free space and what MakeMKV expects on other platforms (kibibytes vs kilobytes)?

A quicker way, after you've copied the binary to the Applications folder, is just to right-click on the MakeMKV binary and select 'Open'. The system will then ask if you want to override the system settings, and start it. It is quicker than going to the Systems Preferences. You can then open it as n...

You are indeed correct Woodstock, as turning off Gatekeeper fixed the issue temporarily. I have to look more into it. Edit: For anyone with similar issues, open your Terminal and type in the following and press enter: sudo spctl --master-disable Then type in your password when the Terminal asks for ...

Did you ever find a solution for this problem? I get it after installing v1.15.2 on High Sierra.

You can also find that information on Wikipedia for both Pixar and Disney short films..

I usually just jump to the same place in the episodes during the intro theme, and see who wrote that particular episode and cross reference with Wikipedia. Won't work for all shows, but it has worked for me so far.

Plex is a bit hit and miss at the moment with regards to HDR, and you'll have a hard time finding out what their plans are in that area, as the developers are hard to juggle. Their software is also pretty buggy (I've been a Plex user for 8 years). Take a look at Infuse instead, as the developer is e...

koberulz wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 01, 2019 6:22 am

Why do you need a beta key to rip DVDs if that's supposed to be free functionality?

It is not. The application will be pay-to-use once it goes out of beta.

Woodstock wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 31, 2019 2:15 am

Forum search, "beta expired". About 150,000,000,000 messages will pop up with work-arounds.

And this IS the end of the July. It's not an exact date.

Fixed that for you!