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My apologies for being a dumbass. For whatever reason, neither of the *Swedish* audio channels got automatically selected, and I'm so used to ALL the audio channels getting auto-selected that I didn't bother to check. I re-ripped the disc, manually selected both audio channels, and all is fine. Less...

MakeMKV says all 8 tracks ripped successfully. What it fails to mention is that the main movie tracks were ripped WITHOUT AN AUDIO TRACK! Yep, none at all. The disc ostensibly has both Swedish and English. The non-movie tracks ripped with their audio tracks. It seems like MakeMKV might have told me ...

PayPal solves problems!? LOL!! Yeah, by shutting down your account, locking up all of your funds, and confiscating them if you don't jump through *exactly* the 1week time-frame hoops set up months down the road. I cannot scream enough how much paypal sucks.

This is something that MakeMKV *should* do! Now that the defunct MacTheRipper no longer functions on Mountain Lion there is no viable way of simply ripping a DVD. :-/

Maybe ISO'ing a DVD could be one of those Premium features you get for buying a license!

I posted a link to an API that would work great, but my post vanished, and I lost the URL. But there is one out there that would auto-name TV rips.

Which is why QUEUING would be a nice feature. With proper queuing, the full power of the CPU, blu-ray drive, and HD could be utilized and focused on each rip, resulting in data streams that would be more contiguous, and disc swaps that would be more consistent (i.e. two discs would be *completed* be...

Which is why QUEUING would be a nice feature. With proper queuing, the full power of the CPU, blu-ray drive, and HD could be utilized and focused on each rip, resulting in data streams that would be more contiguous, and disc swaps that would be more consistent (i.e. two discs would be *completed* be...

I wonder if Mike could implement the API to thetvdb.com? http://thetvdb.com/wiki/index.php?title=Programmers_API That would be an AWESOME addition to MakeMKV! Then it could be a simple "insert disc, click rip" procedure to get our libraries properly ripped, tagged, named, and up on our med...

I have been having that error repeatably since MakeMKV 1.8.3, and I'm only on Mt. Lion 10.8.3. MakeMKV 1.8.4 does not resolve the "Fatal error occurred, program will now exit." error. I do have DASP 1.3 installed, and no idea how to completely remove it. I believe the only way to get MakeM...

I may not be fully comprehending what you want me to do, but I find no subtitle track in the resulting MKV file (despite having selected it for the rip using MakeMKV) using MKVtoolnix. See attached screenshots. PS: if this is just to help me, don't worry about it. I can watch the DVD rip in VLC. It ...

Thanks for the suggestions Chetwood, but you seem to have missed the part about this happening on OSX Mountain Lion--or I missed the part about DVD Shrink being available for anything other than Windoze. Please let me know if you have a solution that might work on OSX. Ideally, Mike will be able to ...

I had an idea to transcode the full-disk rip done with MacTheRipper, using VLC, but all I got was two hours of Title Screen! I'm at a total loss now.

Not sure what good it'll do, but here's the log file, below. I think the subtitle track must be some weird non-standard format. Even the full DVD rip will only display the subtitles in VLC. Boxee sees a track, but then nothing displays when that "subtitle English" track is selected. Very s...

I ripped the DVD all possible ways, even manually named the English subtitle track. MakeMKV just absolutely refused to put the subtitle track in the resultant .mkv file. Thank God MacTheRipper did the job. [strike]I suppose that maybe MakeMKV would have done an acceptable[/strike] full-disk Backup w...

Too bad. It would be fantastic to have ONE go-to app that would *MAKE* all of my MKV files. Maybe something to think about for the future....