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Wonderful.
I just wanted to be sure that we can keep on doing what we have been doing!

Hello,
Apparently Intel is taking out SGX on the new generation of chips. This is needed for blu-ray playback.
Does this have any effect on makemkv and ripping ?

Source: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/s ... precation/

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Well I added it to the GUI and the attachments are now being included in the makemkvcon CLI.
Question is: How do you achieve the same result in lets say a headless box ?

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Like this ?

makemkvcon64 mkv --param="+sel:all" disc:0 all c:\folder
There are no CLI examples for this. That I can find at least

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OK, I understand.
How can I set it for the attachments to be included in the titles using the makemkvcon (CLI) ?

Hello,
Is there a profile template that grabs all audio, all subtitles and the picture attachment ?
If so, is there a link to it ?

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uuhhh Good Idea.

I shall add this feature to my automated workflow...

Hello All, So just to be sure. Since there is multiple postings here The .mpls is the below for the 4K disc? Title information Name: Midway (English) Comment: FPL_MainFeature Source file name: 00539.mpls Duration: 2:18:24 Chapters count: 16 Size: 36.3 GB Segment count: 10 Segment map: 504,510,501,50...

This method does seem to work for a vast majority of discs I have. I'm sure I will run into some that it will not work. I'm now going to take this method and put it into a python script for automation. MakeMKV CLI -< Output File -< Filebot (For Naming Episode) What I did was I wrote up in a .json fi...

I can't help you since I only verified the tutorial. It's not anything I really do. Good luck with your progress. Maybe you can write a tutorial for that when you have success. That would be beneficial for those who want to do the same, Absolutely. Got to spread the knowledge so we can conquer Dolb...

Yeah a lot of steps. Since I own CloneBD I can just rip the main movie, compress it, keep DV and could run it through Makemkv. But I just use the ISO. So no steps needed for my purposes. But I have checked that makemkv produces 7.06 Dolby Vision. So if you rip to MKV with it, demux, compress the BL...

You can output to ISO instead of m2ts in TSMuxer and then read the ISO in Makemkv. OK, and then just output to .mkv. Talk about full circle. Rip with makemkv and then Rip again with makemkv as the last step. LOL This is a lot of steps but to be honest. IT is not too bad. I can now start figuring ou...

The EL layer is the DV information. It adusts the luminance continously during the whole movie. Normal HDR is only static and uses the same luminance during the whole movie OK I understand now the EL layer. VERY important layer then. So, using the txmuxer outputs as a .ts file. Is there a way to ha...

OK guys! I see I got you started :D Indeed you did. I been trying to organize the CHAOS that is dolby vision. I'm trying to merge all these different softwares into a unified software (Luckily I am a programmer). Some questions about the BL and EL layers. I encode down the BL layer which is no prob...

Make sure to include the - at the end of the command. IT is there for a reason
ffmpeg -i my.mkv -c:v copy -vbsf hevc_mp4toannexb -f hevc - | dovi_tool demux -