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I did, and I'm now able to rip it.

LIBMKV_TRACE: Exception: MKV_ASSERT: TimecodeDelay >= int16(0x8000) && TimecodeDelay <= int16(0x7FFF)

Got this on one title of a DVD I'm trying to rip. No idea what it means?

23:30:46 - Drive is NOT in the KnownDrivesList! 23:30:46 - Please post the following information in the Doom9 forum to create a comprehensive list of drives: 23:30:46 - (you'll find this information + additional details also in the file >C:\Users\koberulz\AppData\Local\Temp\Rar$EXa12216.47529\FindVU...

No sign of it either in MakeMKV directly or in the public key DB as far as I can tell.

Downloaded that one, clicked on Disc Info, it ran some things and is now stuck on “Starting FindVUK validate disc!” All the buttons are greyed out and there's no indication of any sort of progress being made.

I tried to run KeyDB_Tools, but when I start the program it throws an unhandled exception error, saying it "could not find part of the path" and then listing a path to keydb.cfg in my AppData/Roaming directory.

Is it possible to do the playlist obfuscation thing without Java? Is there a way for me to determine whether it's Java or HDMV? I'm not sure. I suppose if you make a decrypted backup of the disc and look in the BDMV folder you'll find a JAR directory. If JAR is empty, then the disc likely does NOT ...

If you have Java setup correctly it would run if Java is used for menus. But the disc might not use Java, I don't know. I don't have that disc so I can only speculate. Is it possible to do the playlist obfuscation thing without Java? Is there a way for me to determine whether it's Java or HDMV? If ...

Anyone?

There are hundreds of playlists on the disc, all with similar running times, but there was nothing in the log about Java having run. Does this mean Java isn't set up correctly, or did it just not run because this disc isn't known to MakeMKV yet?

Just tried Flicker Alley's Behind the Door/Below the Surface disc, and it seems to be using this. No indication Java ran, though?

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/qtdhqjbd ... hb9gu&dl=0

There's a checkbox to enable/disable audio and subtitle tracks, but is there a way to disable a video track and just rip the audio? Having to rip an entire 4K disc just for an additional audio commentary isn't very efficient.

Yeah, setting it after ripping I'm on top of, I was just hoping to avoid the extra step.

Is it possible to flag subs as hearing impaired? I've tried hearing-impaired, but it just detects the "d" and flags it as "default".

Anyone know what this error is or how to fix it? Only thread I can find is from three years ago and seems to have never been resolved.