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Ah, that's unfortunate.

I think I might have more questions but as this is a very old thread I will probably just start a new one.

Thanks.

Thanks Billy for the info. I perused your thread and not sure I have a good handle on why making this change might be necessary. Preferably I would find out what the security issue is that's preventing the SDF from downloading... I use a pi-hole for DNS resolution on my internal network and also an ...

Hey guys, sorry to resurrect this thread. I'm having a similar problem with the automatic SDF download failing. I've downloaded the sdf.bin into the data directory for the application (I am on MacOS Monterey) but still see this error this error when I open the application. Am I missing a step? Thanks.

Okay, thanks. What is the default selection rule if you may?

I'm trying to create a default selection rule so that when I select a title on a disc, only the title I click on is selected, instead ALL of them get selected. Additionally, whatever I did resulted in now all language and sub tracks are getting selected... I only want english subtitle and audio trac...

Possibly but it says it expires on the 17th of September so that should be an issue. As for a permanent key, I haven't got the 70 right now, too many other expenses in life. Beta keys will continue to expire periodically, which is typical for beta software. If this is inconvenient to you then consi...

Mike,

I went ahead and uploaded the D2 and D3 dump tgz files for Homeland S2 to Dropbox and sent an email with the links so you guys should be good to go.

Thanks again!

J

Hi Mike I can submit for other discs this weekend will send you an email.

Yes, the size of emails can be an issue... There are alternative methods for getting the file to Mike, though. If you don't have your own server to host it (it's a nice luxury), there are services like Dropbox and similar where you can upload the file, then send the link to Mike at svq@makemkv.com ...

Any DVD is usually very fast to update and tends to be my backup method if MakeMKV can't handle a disc. I do love MakeMKV enough to have registered it though (sure beats the piss out of Clown-BD).

Optical drive "BD-ROM HL-DT-ST BD-RE UH10LS20 1.00" opened in DASPI v1.3 mode. Using direct disc access mode Loaded 243 SVQ file(s) Processing BD+ code, please be patient - this may take up to few minutes Processing BD+ code using generic SVQ from builtin/00000.svq Saved BD+ dump file as ...

I decrypted the disk to an ISO with AnyDVD-HD and then ripped it with MakeMKV and it's working fine, so definitely an encryption issue with whatever security is being used.

If I get a chance in a bit I will go ahead and dump the needed data and report it as a disc problem.

Same problem here. The disk rips but there are lots of artifacts on playback. Playback of original disc in a BD player does not exhibit the artifact problem. I expect that this is some new protection scheme, hopefully can be worked around. As a test I'm going to re-rip on my Windows virtual machine ...

Fixed with new SVQ file, thanks guys! Makes me glad to have registered MakeMKV some time ago, the ongoing support is great!

Not cracked yet. Do they normally provide a response to acknowledge that they received an SVQ error dump via email?