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Here is an example of when having the "forced only" entries present when not needed/wanted becomes an issue:
Compare this to the version without those entries:
You can see how much easier it is to read the track list without them.

MakeMKV starts up and asks the operating system to enumerate the available optical disks. You are saying that there are applications that work with optical disks, and do not bother to ask if there are any in the system until you click on something. Do you have a examples of these "apps whose s...

The extra tracks clutter up the interface and are more stuff I need to clear. With them, I have to "unselect all", then click each track I need one by one. Without them, the default selection would be correct. It would just be easier to work with the track list without them. No, I don't wa...

1. If that's the case, then either there is a bug where MakeMKV always creates the forced-only entries in the track list, or all of Blu-ray discs I have only use subtitle tracks containing forced-only entities such as the one shown here: Capture.PNG I want an option to tell MakeMKV to never create t...

I'm not sure if this is the correct place to ask, but I would like the following two features: 1. Option to disable automatic creation of "forced only" subtitle tracks 2. Option to disable automatic tasting of the optical drive at launch or when a disc is inserted If there is a better plac...