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7 (seven!!?!) years old, really? And how old is the drive? Did ripping a Blu-Ray work on the old machine with the old drive?
Maybe this (old-fashioned) Hardware and new Software (Windows 11) causes a problem.
And I think Blu-ray-handling is in makeMKV different than DVD (maybe NOT costless).

sorry, Mike, I have to say that: The default template always generates unique file names. no, it won't! At the moment I am digitalizing my DVDs "The Flash", which contains one Season on 6 DVDs. If I rip every DVD in its own Folder and then try to copy/move DVD_1-Files into the Folder of DV...

No bug. Sure, you really downloaded v1.17.8? In my Ghostery the dowload failed. So I temporarly installed Firefox (v132.0.1), did NOT import anything, initialized the downloaded makeMKV WITH THIS BRANDNEW FIREFOX -> worked. Then installed the new MakeMKV. PS: Control the available disk-space, also.

In the GUI, after MakeMKV has opened the disc, at the very top level of the hierarchy, you can change the name field. That name change will cascade down to all titles below. Ok, that's Expert Mode I'm using already. Only that it will cascade down is new to me, and Iwill test MKVToolNix thanks. One ...

Hi there, I'm using makeMKV 1.17.4 in Expert-Mode on a Windows 10 22H2 machine to rip my DVDs, so that I have all togethter on computer without any DVD-Menus. Generaly it works all fine; But there is only a little feature I'm missing or didn't find it yet: that's the title (in meta-data) for ripped ...