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Maybe, but for a quite long time MakeMKV does not use DASPI to access the drive. So it is a likely bug in OS X that kicks in. As a workaround, one of the requested features is a "eject at the end" checkbox. I guess it has to be implemented. Thanks — guess I should get round to upgrading Y...

Just a note from 2015: this is still happening! It appears there's a certain time window after MakeMKV finishes ripping in which you can eject the disk. After that, it will hang on ejecting and you will need to reboot. I'm running 10.10.5 with MakeMKV 1.9.7 on a 2009 Mac Pro with an internal Pioneer...

Hmm, that's odd — No is the default on mine. I'm using the Mac version, though — wonder if this is a difference between the Mac and Windows versions…

Just knowing what the keyboard shortcut for Yes is would save a bit of time - Cmd-Y doesn't seem to work. But I'd still prefer to be able to disable the dialog completely, TBH.

- Setup a folder to extract all titles to, then have it automatically create subfolders for each DVD/BD based on the name of the DVD/BD. If you're asking for this, you haven't checked out the Preferences menu yet. First page - "Default destination", setting "SemiAuto" and puttin...

…even more bizarrely, after reverting to 1.6.3 then reinstalling 1.6.5, the space bar is working normally again!

Since there's no "select all/deselect all" Right click? Gah! I never thought of that — I was looking for the Edit menu (it would be useful to have that anyway, as then we can use the system's Keyboard preferences to assign keyboard shortcuts to these items) Thanks (Edit: would be even mor...

Not sure which version changed this — probably 1.64 but I missed that version :) You used to be able to toggle selections in the list with the space bar. Since there's no "select all/deselect all" (Cmd-click should do this, like in iTunes) being able to toggle a large number of unwanted ti...