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Also, are you sure what you're extracting qualifies as an "mk3d"? Yes, I'm really sure. I produce these containers, I use these containers and they play well whenever they are used with all kinds of software players. Needless to say that I set the special MKV flag "stereo mode" ...

Thanks for your answer. MK3D is a valid extension of the Matroska univers. It's standard for stereoscopic video in a MKV container. I can produce stereoscopic content easily with MakeMKV but I have to manually change the extension afterwards. So let me change that to a feature request: Please allow ...

Registered user here. When using *.mk3d as the file extension, an additional *.mkv becomes appended to the file. This gives *.mk3d.mkv. To reproduce that just put a filename ending in .mk3d into the output field. The release is: MakeMKV v1.12.0 [linux(x64-release)] GUI Version v1.12.0 [for x86_64-li...

I'm using makemkvcon.exe within a Perl script to convert lots of ISO files to MKV. The returncode of makemkvcon.exe is always '0' - Ok. In the message output I do see sometimes various errors, from AV sync to bad streams. The returncode even for these files is 'Ok'. Can I rely on the returncode of m...

Thanks for your answer. Please have a look at the video stream size from ISO and MKV in my original post (12598576834 vs. 12501944736 = 90MB diff). It's the video stream size, not a container size. I thought both should be identical. So, do you say the "all" in the makemkvcon command does ...

I do use the following command in MakeMKV 1.10.8 on Windows 10 to convert ISO files (BDs and DVDs) to MKV files: makemkvcon.exe mkv iso:AnIsoFile all AnTempFolder > temp.txt According the docs this command should not change (encode/reencode) the streams. After successful conversion I checked mediain...