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The problem is you, work it out. I can confirm that using... VirtualBox 7.0.12 r159484 (Qt5.15.10) Ubuntu 23.10 (mantic) VLC 3.0.18 Vetinari openjdk-17-jdk libbluray-bdj 1.3.4-1 libbluray-bin 1.3.4-1 Makemkv v1.17.4 Makemkv options: [ "backup", "--decrypt", "--cache=16"...

Have you tried to add ' --network host '? docker run -d \ --network=host \ --name=makemkv \ -p 5800:5800 \ -v /docker/appdata/makemkv:/config:rw \ -v /home/user:/storage:ro \ -v /home/user/MakeMKV/output:/output:rw \ --device /dev/sr0 \ --device /dev/sg2 \ jlesage/makemkv It would also be helpful to...

dcoke22 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 03, 2024 7:09 pm

I'd guess /media is where external drives are mounted.

You are correct, sorry, I forgot that's a default for auto mounting (I put them in home).

That's a bad error message! Post the whole log, maybe it can be demystified. This could be a permission issue, a whitespace issue or a Makemkv issue (the error message certainly is).

Why do you have this stuff in "/media/dennis" and not "/home/dennis"? What is $HOME set to?

MissBrae01 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 01, 2024 7:56 pm

... burning UDF 2.5 in Linux than a Windows program through Wine.
Just use xorriso!

xorriso doesn't support UDF of any kind.

I'm not the majority opinion but I didn't mind KDE's migration from 3 to 4 or even 4 to 5. Sadly, 5 dropped a lot of the what made 4 "worth" switching to and the general answer to adding back the functionality was "Do it yourself". That means diving into a sea of .xml files and l...

If you've checked every "output" directory and your file(s) aren't found, then it's likely not working or the files are moved after creation.

Run:
Good luck

A container will create a private like namespace on the host system where the container seems to be in isolation from the host system, so the root directory, or uppermost directory, will be defined by the container. That root or uppermost directory for the container will exist on the host system as ...

Listen to Coopervid, Imgburn really is your best option. UDF and all other things related to optical media are "vintage". The UDF 2.5 spec. is over 20 years old! I wouldn't hold my breath for anyone to develop something new for it on Linux or even on Windows. I feel your pain though, I hav...

In regards to Blu-Ray: The info really needs to come from within the JRE. Without makemkvcon's source, you should still be able to use the daemon filter to hack your way through it. I hope you do because the data within JRE is, I assume, much more trustworthy. 2 questions: 1. Which information is av...

But anyway, thanks for your reply :-) Just start to encode something to mkv and when x amount is done, say 100MB, abort and run ffprobe on that partial file. Of course I don't know if this works or if it will be reliable :-/, but it's worth trying. Hmmm. I tried with ffprobe but I don't understand ...

Crazy for such a tool to not have a CLI... goofy really. There's this fork: https://github.com/zoffline/BDInfoCLI-ng Easiest way is to just play the disc and find out. Assuming you have libmmbd working you could use makemkvcon to find the first segment then use ffprobe on it. You could also start ri...

By chapters is a poor approach, especially chapters alone. You're better off figuring out how a set top player determines what the "main" movie is. I spent a few hours searching for this information but couldn't find anything, at least not for Blu-Ray (I'm guessing the info is in a .jar so...

Post the output of the errors and successes, all of it, all lines. Help us help you. The GUI is slaved to makemkvcon, so if it doesn't work in makemkvcon, it's not going to work in the GUI. The GUI supplies some convenience/helper features but all the core features are in makemkvcon. Sadly, the sour...

It's not working for the non-4k Blu-Ray: Kin (2018) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kin_(film) If anyone has any suggestions on where to look or which disassembly methods to use to find the answer please post. It's clearly more difficult than reading some headers but how much more? Why is makemkv gues...