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The resulting file has a FLAC audio track in it, but I'm not sure how to verify that it was compressed using level 8. Extract the audio track with mkvextract (a part of MKVToolNix) and verify with… EDIT : Apparently you'd have to encode using different FLAC compression levels and compare (the files...

I assumed that the 'file:' path prefix is redudant, but 'MakeMKV v1.18.3 linux(x64-release)' still prints (see 'Source specification'): Use: makemkvcon [switches] Command [Parameters] Commands: info <source> prints info about disc mkv <source> <title id> <destination folder> saves a single title to ...

The syntax appears to have changed somewhat recently — now makemkvcon doesn't detect nor require the 'file:' parameter. A sample command (Linux) to rip a BD folder: makemkvcon mkv --robot ~/Videos/discs/BD/BDMV/index.bdmv all ~/Videos/discs/remux/ | less I tested with a DVD and BD, both decrypted to...

I was missing the `file:` prefix: example commands for both DVD and BD: makemkvcon mkv --robot file:/mnt/media/DVD-folder/VIDEO_TS.IFO all /the/output/path makemkvcon mkv --robot file:/mnt/media/BD-folder/BDMV/index.bdmv all /the/output/path Extracts all titles from a DVD or BD directory. See the ma...

It has been asked twice: does makemkvcon have support for the output template and can it create folders (doesn't appear so, I used a non-existing sub-directory)?

I haven't found a way to remux a loose folder with the CLI build; the instructions has a related example: Copy all titles from first disc and save as MKV files: makemkvcon mkv disc:0 all c:\folder I'm not copying from a disk, but a local disk backup directory . I've tried running: makemkvcon --robot...

Only other 'guess' I have is to try a title w/ 36 chapters & a runtime of ~01:40.08. It's an old film. Also, do you have a 'minimum title length (in seconds)' set on the preferences > Video tab. Looks like MakeMKV is reporting ~all the video sequences on the disc. I set the value to '1500' (unl...

d00zah wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 26, 2018 2:15 pm

Playlist obfuscation. Do you have Java installed? See:

https://makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16791

I have Java SE 8 installed, "fake playlist" doesn't appear to be detected for this disc. I don't have any Blu-ray with "hundreds of playlists" at hand.

Has this been confirmed as a DRM feature?

Why does MakeMKV display so many tracks with massive size for The Rocky Horror Picture Show Blu-ray? Does this commonly happen with Blu-ray discs?