www.makemkv.com

Sorry for the delayed response. I didn't get a notification of the reply, and kinda forgot about it until now. Here is the screenshot of the title screen, showing only the one long title, and some extras. I suspect I need to pick a certain m2ts file, but I'm not sure which, nor how to specify within...

I don't see any way to change/pick which 'version' of this disc to rip.

Is there any way to specify to rip this 'Chronological' version with MakeMVK?

Hi again Mike. The latest response from the lead dev of Media Center had this to say/suggest. I don't really know much/anything about all this, but it sounds 'easy' :) If the authors don't want to deal with writing a system driver, I wonder if they might write a Directshow transform filter instead? ...

That is excellent news Mike, thanks. I have relayed the message to the devs over there, and they have historically been very willing to work with other devs such as yourself on better integration, so I hope they contact you.

thanks again for this GREAT product!

J River Media Center has recently added Blu Ray as a file type, which means it can read/play directly from a blu ray in the drive, no ripping required. However, it can't decrypt, so one would need a decryption tool to facilitate this working. everyone reports success with anyDVD HD, but I don't have...

I would also like to see this handled better. The suggestion above would be a big improvement I think

thanks

@JustinChase Thank you for correcting yourself (At least now I know I wasn't having another senior moment ;>}). However, once again I'd ask you - What player are you using? Whoops, I didn't read your whole post, sorry. I'm using J River Media Center as my player. A side note: latest ffmpeg already ...

I have W7 Home Premium, and makeMKV works just fine for me.

hehe, whoops, looks like I forgot one step. I extracted the .sup files with MKVExtract, *then* I opened the .sup files in BDSup2Sub and converted them to .sub files, and it also created a .idx file for each stream. The newest MKVMerge will accept these .sub (actually the .idx) files and mux them rig...

I downloaded the newest mvktoolnix - v3.1, and it ripped the sups perfectly. I used mkvmerge to mux them into the mkv, along with the pgs subs, and unfortunately none of the subs worked. I them muxed them in the mkv again, but this time, I removed the pgs subs and that worked fine. Unfortunately I d...

I have just discovered this program,and have ripped a few DVD's and a couple of Blu-Ray discs. The DVD's seem to work fine in regards to forced subtitles, and the subtitles in general actually. I can select which stream I want, and all is well. However, Blu-Ray is not as compliant. Neither the force...