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seamus wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 14, 2026 1:34 am

... encoded with H264-BluRay - a variant on H264.

Incorrect, there's only different profiles/presets. ffprobe might be displaying a slightly more acute description if you've supplied a .m2ts or something like that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Video_Coding

robots.txt won't help, in fact it never did. At least 1 Google bot always scraps without identifying as a bot, but they might not serve the results based on robots.txt (depending on advertising). Ever wonder how Google knows a site is relevant, but still summarizes the site something like "This...

It sure seems to be a waste of drives to sit in a duplicator... TLDR; keep it if you ever desire a command and control auto-loader. If it is like I'm imagining then these are nice because you can gut them and put a N150 or RPI or whatever inside and have 1/2 of a command and control loader. Sadly, ...

I believe there's a silent bug or the supposed error is not being printed. I've gotten this on several UHD discs with makemkvcon. I've ripped the same discs again and have not received the error. Furthermore the file hashes are identical between the rips, so I simply ignore the error if the reading ...

... am I just worried about nothing ... This isn't like capturing from analog mediums like tape, so if the file is copying without any read errors, that's really the best you can do :-/. You might want to escape the DVD format and try using HTML. If you don't know how to format HTML you could use s...

dtech wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 07, 2026 12:41 pm

Hopefully this helps...

I assume it helped and it'll be fixed next release . I'm back to trying to rip UHD discs on things like CoreELEC.

BD-BD-BD wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 17, 2026 5:30 pm

Also the command-line client displays no errors for...

The stdout is largely for CSV parsing but, I believe $? is set for all errors, so you should be able to check that, eg. if [ $1 -ne 0 ]; then echo ERROR; fi

It all depends on the data or the time to gather the data. 1. My personal pictures are irreplaceable so I have them on a mirror raidz and create par2 files for them. A. My movies and TV takes time to collect so I have them NJ on a raidz-3. Everything computer related is expensive now and probably wi...

I'm pretty sure your drive is remounting for some reason or another (power lose, faulty driver, bad polling, etc.). This can happen so fast that you don't notice. On Linux when this happens the drive may or may not remount (depending on fstab, systemd, etc.), but on Windows it always remounts (I *th...

It's a Docker container, so contact the maintainer :-/. Have you fully updated your Linux distro? Maybe look here, but know that you'll have to run commands inside of the container to fix this: https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=160864#p160864 To get into the Docker container: docker ex...

It's absolutely bootleg. Check if the disc is region free and unencrypted.

... a code difference between the Windows and Linux versions. No, but it is a difference between running in containers and on host. Flatpack is a jail/container, similar to Docker, Podman, Snap, AppImage, Kubernetes or any others. This particular issues sounds like a QT/GUI problem within the conta...

I know it's not an answer, but you could edit the shortcut command and prepend 'reg delete "HKCU\blah\blah" /f & ' to the path value. Or so I guess you can as I can't test it (you might have to add 'start /w /b').

I thought a snap had it's root at $HOME/snap/app name/..something / something
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Obviously I don't use snap, but it's not surprising that a host path doesn't work as a jailed path.

Yeh, it looks like makemkvcon's $PWD is not what you think it is.