www.makemkv.com

I deinstalled the daspi-driver. My drive has only 2x speed and it's as fast as without DASPI driver.
Everythings fine now with 1.6.4

Since upgrading to 1.6.4 my external drive at the MacMini could not be ejected anymore.
I click on "Eject Disc" and MakeMKV is "doing something" - counting time or so...
Aber minutes I canceled and MakeMKV says it has a Fatal Error.
Error is reproducable. No problems with 1.6.3
DASPI-driver is ...

I'm using the same version of MakeMKV and VLC only in 1.1.3 - not upgraded yet.

I'm running makemkvcon from the commandline with cache set to 256MB - absolutely no problems.



I was running a DLNA server: Eyeconnect from Elgato.I just stopped the server and Makemkv worked perfectly.
THIS is ...

disc parameter in the script is disc:0
I suppose it should be disc:1 for an external drive

@flowjoe

Could you describe exactly, step by step, what you do to stream content?

1.) Open Disc in MakeMKV as usual
2.) Hit the stream button
3.) Opened the Url in Safari : http://localhost:51000
4.) Navigated in Safari to the m2ts of your choice
5.) Copied the Url of the m2ts Hyperlink
6.) Open ...

Now if MakeMKV could also do this it would be a real help :D
You can do that with MakeMKV, albeit inconveniently. Open the disc, select streaming, examine all titles in a player, then exit streaming menu and select only what you need.

Yes - this would be a possible solution.

This could be ...

I will test this on my recently purchased MacMini, too with a fresh system install.
Hope i'll still get it this year...

Finally got my MacMini 3,1 this days

Fresh installed SnowLeopard with all updates. Plex, EyeTV, RemoteBuddy, VLC and MakeMKV.
Nothing else.

The streaming feature now works ...

I will test this on my recently purchased MacMini, too with a fresh system install.
Hope i'll still get it this year...

I tried everything I could imagine. It doesn't work with Auto, it doesn't work with the IP of my Mac.
Firewall is off. Port is open in Router. I tried different BR-discs, I even tried a dvd.
I'm running Snow Leopard with all updates.

Everything I get is the following :

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