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Animated movies usually compress rather well, so even with 3840x2160 pixels it could very well be this size.

If you still have the AACS directory, then it is an encrypted backup I assume? Anyway, when I want to play a BluRay/UHD backup with VLC, I press Ctrl+D for the Open Device window, go to Disc, select BluRay and the browse to the folder, where the BDMV directory is inside (aka what would be the root d...

Billycar11 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 11, 2025 7:29 am

thats impressive lol

I always find it weird seeing new topics getting several thousands of reads during a single day. That's definitely not normal in my opinion.

It is because - I think - MakeMKV notices, that the image is still encrypted despite not having a CSS code, and then brute forces the needed CSS key to still decrypt the files. Even DVDfab wasn't recognizing that. I am not sure, if MakeMKV will do the same, if you mount the ISO in your virtual drive...

I flashed the firmware and even without rebooting the PC MakeMKV was able to recognize the disc!

DVDfab now tells me, my drive is unsupported though. Well, I'll see what I will do about that, when I need it.

Thanks alot!

I tried it with water+soap and afterwards with a disc cleaning spray and each time dried it carefully. I haven't crossflashed the Asus yet. Would it be made like this? https://pictures.silentstrider.net/upload/2025/03/31/20250331184315-1265f770.png (https://pictures.silentstrider.net/upload/2025/03/...

Hey everyone, I think I know the answer already, but I want to make sure. I got myself the Transformers UHD Collection with all seven movies. But some of them are not recognized in my drive. It tries loading the disc (without MakeMKV or any other reader opened) and tries and tries... and then says, ...

Not if you don't have a Playstation 3. These files are firmware update files for the Playstation 3 software, most likely to update new AACS revisions into the Playstations hardware.

bob5731 wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 14, 2025 9:59 pm

I would like to the the files in mp4.

The program is called MakeMKV, not MakeMP4. That's not configurable.

If all six 21minutes track play without problems, I wouldn't worry. Especially on DVDs manufacturers try to confused ripping programs with complex menu structures, which can't be accessed from a normal DVD player. MakeMKV scans all structures, and sometimes these structures end in non existing track...

Maybe it's a Picture-in-Picture-track, an additional video track. Unfortunately MakeMKV cannot handle these right now, see viewtopic.php?p=125643#p125643

Are they recognized from the operating system?

Is there a change if you try deselecting Subtitle and/or Audio tracks as a test?

Nope, I just have seen this request before and I thought, such a request could be just from a single person. But now I see, that more persons seemingly need such.

Thank you, makes it much easier for me to understand such a need (and maybe others as well)