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As I said it's just a minor pickiness. I would like all my rips to show the same program and version, and once this comes out of beta and I use it my rips will not have beta in this meta data value, making them different to ones i'm doing now. Is there not a piece of software that just allows editin...

Hiya,

This is going to sound really picky, but is there anyway to change this value in the output MKV file? I'd like it to just say 'MakeMKV win(x86-release)'.

Once MakeMKV come out of beta, I don't fancy re-ripping all my films!

Thanks!

I'll give those a try and see what happens.

If I ripped a load of DVDs without subs, can I just rip the sub track and merge with the existing movie/audio MKV using mkvmerge?

Hiya,

What is the method to combine films that are split across 2 (or more) disks into a single MKV file? I assume use MakeMKV to get what you need then MKVmerge, but will this show as a seamless single MKV file, i.e. no 'jumps' from disk to disk.

I only have Haali installed on my 32-bit Win 7 installation.

Hiya,

Every DVD I try lists 3 english subtitle tracks. How do I know which one to use?

Just done The Jungle Book and selected the first one but nothing appears in Media Center????

Thanks

Would you be kind enough to keep us updated on this Mike. I have a few hundred DVD's to be getting on with but it would be great to have FLAC support for when I get onto the few BD's I have.

Also, any idea when this will be a finished product?

Thanks

Hiya

As MakeMKV (or MKV itself) doesn't yet support the HD audio formats, how difficult would it be it to add conversion to FLAC as an immediate alternative?

I believe it reduces the file size as well so good news all round.

Also, how long before it goes 'RTM'?

Thanks

Do we know when this will be 'fixed'. I have plenty of DVDs to be getting on with (and only ~8 BDs), but if it's going to be ages I may need to look at alternates for BD's as I want the highest quality sound track available.

Thanks