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Frankly, I would suggest that you just make ISO files. WDTV recognises and plays ISO files without any problem (it shows them as single files - just as it shows MKV files). Use AnyDVD to rip the DVD and either use AnyDVD to rip directly to an ISO or IMGBURN (simply drag & drop to the IMGBURN ico...

Hello There I also have a WD TV player which I would recommend to anyone, however, I use ISO files for HD material rather than MKV mainly because I have not been able to persuade MakeMKV to actually make an HD MKV - see my earlier posting on the subject (no problem with SD). The WD unit plays ISOs a...

Hello Mike

I have 1.3 Build 722.

Regards
Minou

Thanks Trandav.

I have tried direct from the original disk in my Blu-Ray drive (LG) and from an ISO, both with and without AnyDVD running. Similar results.
Any ideas?

Regds
Minou

I have only tried to backup two BR disks and both fail. This is the message with Wall E:- Saving 8 titles into directory O:/MKV/Wall E FAILURE: Code 0 at mi}ofW=m09VNK)Ju1Y+>:121262555 FAILURE: Code 0 at L7Z7e&"teT9J"H%rGIU5:213130444 FAILURE: Code 198120 at L7Z7e&"teT9J"...

I have the following problem with "Dark Knight" AACS directory not present, assuming unencrypted disc Title #0 has length of 11 seconds which is less then minimum title length of 120 seconds and was therefore skipped Title #1 has length of 5 seconds which is less then minimum title length ...