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No... So to create something similar to what audio CDs isn't really possible or restrictions would have to be applied. I know audio CDs had restrictions created for disc submission to CDDB and other programs followed them, although it's obviously easier with CDs as the stream you want is already &q...

If you want to verify the content was ripped correctly... While hashing is faster, if you were going to keep the files you can just create a small par2 set which will not only check the files but repair them (possibly). I can't argue that checking the files on disc to the files you've ripped is nic...

If you want to verify the content was ripped correctly... While hashing is faster, if you were going to keep the files you can just create a small par2 set which will not only check the files but repair them (possibly). I can't argue that checking the files on disc to the files you've ripped is nic...

Lazy? Almost nobody names files when ripping music CDs. There's also a lot of people that use things like Plex/Jellyfin that scrape data based on a filename they don't care about. There's also people who want the TV episodes they rip auto-identified. There's also the case that if your hard drive fai...

Please elaborate: What's the benefit? I think they're thinking to ultimately identify content, say S07E05 of Game of thrones with just a hash value. Of course, who would keep the database of these hashes is the real question since running things like http://gnudb.org or http://db.cuetools.net isn't...

mkvextract has a "raw" switch, I tried it and it seemingly worked. Read here: https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=177372#p177372 Data other than the streams is junk and you really don't want to validate junk. If you're thinking along the lines of something like "TorrentZip...

There's a option in the right-click menu.

Although I do think the default should be everything unselected.

I *think* you link libmmdb to libaacs and libbdplus and any program that uses those uses libmmdb via hook. https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2047&p=8499&hilit=libmmbd+service#p8499 Although ideally I think you can put libmmbd.so.0 in /usr/lib and be done with it if the ...

...not fussy about reading second hand cd's. For UHD you should try to get a Pioneer and see if you can get it flashed to Libre. CDs are a different game and none of these UHD drives are great at ripping CD. Some will read from the cache, some won't read CD-TEXT, some wont' read subchannel data. Al...

FWIW, I just successfully ripped all 30 UHD discs of the "Game Of Thrones: The Complete Collection" UHD box set using a Pioneer BDR-212V in a OWC Mercury Pro (OWCMR3UKIT) enclosure. This is frivolous information to most, but it's a landmark for me as I never thought disc GOTUHD_S7_D2_B5 wo...

You need to understand that this is a container problem and that you need to ask here: https://github.com/automatic-ripping-machine/automatic-ripping-machine/issues Your container should have a command to update the key manually, it would look something like: docker exec -it $container_name sh -c up...

Apparently your container doesn't have makemkvcon so this can't be a makemkv problem, it's a container problem. As far as I know there is no official MakeMKV Docker image so you need to ask the container maintainer.

Use the binary from "makemkv-bin-1.17.6.tar.gz" found here: https://makemkv.com/download/old/

I'm completely convinced that if you're using a Pioneer UHD drive that you should pump at least 30 watts to it, which is probably double the amount of power a old USB 3.0 port can supply. I have a USB powered Pioneer XD07 UHD drive and it's one of the most unreliable drives I have. It's 50/50 on if ...

I *think* these are for different languages or locality of some type, like having the crawling text at the opening of Star Wars in German instead of English.