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Failed to process BD+ code using generic SVQ from builtin/00000.svq Saved BD+ dump file as /Users/Jason/.MakeMKV/dump_Laura_49C5D140E265CFF8.tgz Failed to process BD+ code, please check /svq/ for updated program and SVQ files Sending the dump file mentioned above to svq@makemkv.com will help Mike g...

setarip_old wrote:Just curious - What version number of MakeMKV did you use?

1.7.10.

The version does not (really) matter though. Every version since about 1.5 goes out to the internet for the latest SVQ files anyways.

I have the same problem. My Blu ray of Laura just arrived (a great movie, BTW) and it failed to rip with exactly the same error indication... "Failed to process BD+ code, please check....www.makemkv.com/svq for updated program and SVQ files." I am minimally tech savvy and don't know what ...

I will send the dump file, been looking forward to this one so hopefully can rip it soon. Optical drive "BD-RE TSSTcorp BDDVDW SE-506BB TS00" opened in DASPI v1.3 mode. Using direct disc access mode Downloading latest SVQ(s) to /Users/Jason/.MakeMKV ... Loaded 201 SVQ file(s) Processing BD...

I upgraded to 1.7.7 and it downloaded some new SQV files and it is now ripping. What is odd is that I'm set up to be notified of automatic upgrades, but for whatever reason the version change did not get recognized and so I was never under the impression that a newer version was available. In any ev...

crowfax wrote:is it creating the BD+ dump file before it crashes?

Please send the log and dump file to Mike here: support@makemkv.com

the more the better.

Sent the dumpfile for this from my Mac. 39 Megs, ouch.

If makemkv sets the forced flag to yes that's a new feature, it's never done it on any rips I have done....and yes Mike's work on this is much appreciated which is why I have kicked in $50 for MakeMKV.

The point of Foreign Audio Search is to pick the correct track/forced combination. Whether you use burn-in, default (which software players - like VLC, MPLayer, maybe XBMC - will often display by default) or flagging the track as forced (e.g. via mkvmerge or its header editor) is up to you. Well, m...

Getting the subtitles i.e. alien language for movies such as John Carter and Avatar to work seems to be lot more complicated than i thought after reading this thread. i have converted all files from John Carter to MKV and downloaded handbrake. If someone could tell what steps (I am a newbie) i need...

OK, thanks, that answers it. I think I will just do what I ended up going with for these rips which was I just took the forced track from MakeMKV and told Handbrake to burn it in.

If your output is to and MKV, then you don't need to burn any subs in. I believe the highest logging level is 2. You would set it from the preferences screen. I forget which tab has it, but go through them and you'll find the one for Logging Level. SC Okay, I will get a log, here's my question. If ...

If your output is to and MKV, then you don't need to burn any subs in. I believe the highest logging level is 2. You would set it from the preferences screen. I forget which tab has it, but go through them and you'll find the one for Logging Level. SC Okay, I will get a log, here's my question. If ...

What debug level would be required in the encode log to provide useful information? P.S. This is what I'm trying to do, although I'd be even happier of the 2nd track could be marked "forced" for playback without having to be burned in video.

Also, using XBMC, which fully supports PGS and forced PGS subs.

I should point out that my challenge/issue appears to be with handbrake and not with MakeMKV, I was just hoping that others more experienced than myself could help me understand how handbrake deals with forced and regular subs in the same title as I have always gotten an extremely frosty reception a...