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Smithcraft wrote:Or you could look it up at the AVS forum BDInfo thread.

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Never knew that thread exist. Thanks for the heads-up!

I notice when converting DVDs, that resulting .mkv file is titled the same as the DVD. When converting BluRays the resulting file is always titled "titlexx.mkv." Is there a way to also have BluRay converts automagically use the disc name vs. "title", like DVDs do?

Thanks

hmm...I wouldn't have thought you would go for the slower drive that cost more.

I have the LG BE8LU20 and its a beautiful thing...it just works...with anything!

I did try the BD after unloading DASPI and deleting the file. Failure still happen (which I guess would confirm a damage disc). But I did notice that I was getting better read speeds through OS access.

Thanks, I'll try unloading. I'll see if Mike sees anything in the log as to why the rip fails.

I seem to be having issues since installing DASPI 1.2. In an effort to troubleshoot, I would like to be able to uninstall DASPI. I also noticed that when reading Bluray Discs, that I am capped to 8.8 MB/s or 2.0x. Below is a log when I attempted to rip Star Trek [2009]. Debug log started at Wed Feb ...

In 1.6.4 Ejecting was fine on my setup 27" iMac /w external Bluray Drive). Now that I upgraded to 1.6.5 I can't eject. What works: Force kill MakeMKV and restart it; then hit the eject button. Please enable debug logging and post the log file when you press eject and it fails. There is Zero de...

In 1.6.4 Ejecting was fine on my setup 27" iMac /w external Bluray Drive). Now that I upgraded to 1.6.5 I can't eject.

What works: Force kill MakeMKV and restart it; then hit the eject button.

Funny thing is:

1. Quicktime doesn't support .mkv (not natively)
2. Handbrake don't support Bluray Subs

VLC runs subs fine with 1.6.4 mkv BluRay rips

Post MediaIfo of file...

What I did was polish the hell out of the disk...

It seem to help, as I was able to get it to complete on the 3rd try.

DASPI has speed up my reading quite a bit. For the fist time I'm getting <can read data faster than can write>...which I don't understand being that my drive is USB2 and my Hard drive is SATA.
18.2 M/s [4.3x]

Added complete log with DEBUG MakeMKV v1.6.4 darwin(x86-release) started Debug logging enabled, log will be saved as /Users/Cavalicious/MakeMKV_log.txt Optical drive "DVD+R-DL OPTIARC DVD RW AD-5680H 3AHB" opened in DASPI mode. Optical drive "BD-RE HL-DT-ST BD-RE BE08LU20 2.00" o...

iMac Quad Core i7 10.6.6 MakeMKV 1.6.4 LG BE08LU20 Disc - Madea's Big Happy Family Getting the below messages till failure: The source file '/BDMV/STREAM/00312.m2ts' is corrupt or invalid at offset 16901603328, attempting to work around The source file '/BDMV/STREAM/00312.m2ts' is corrupt or invalid...