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I use the UTF-8 character 'letter modifier colon' (ea 9e 89), which looks like '꞉', to get around the 'no colons in path names' Windows restriction. So I can have a path name like F:/Video/Marvel's Thor꞉ Ragnarok/Marvel's Thor꞉ Ragnarok (t01).mkv, and Windows is quite happy (first one is a real ...

When I insert a disc, Windows 10 Autoplay gives me options on what to do with it (run WinDVD, VLC, etc.)

I wish Windows presented MakeMkv as one of those options, since that's invariably what I want to do

- Paul

I'd like to suggest additional preferences for some additional logic to control for which checkboxes are automatically checked after scanning the disc:

a) the ability to indicate my 'preferred' language (English, in my case), and not automatically check audio or subtitle tracks that are not in that ...

I like the simplicity of MakeMKV, it does exactly what I'm looking for, except one step - I'd like to end up with the video track encoded with H.264.

Yes, I know I could extract the video track, transcode it, and merge it back in again. But a large part of MakeMKV's appeal is that it's really easy ...