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So I noticed that the makemkv Linux tarballs include an old version of ccextractor, 0.88, while the newest version is 0.94(which itself is 3 years old). The compiled binary also says it's optimized for extracting from dvds. Has anyone tested with v0.94? Has anyone experienced issues not experienced ...

So I'm using libmmbd to decrypt my blurays for vlc and one of the first BD+ disks I've tried, Independence Day, I've been experiencing a lot of artifacting, unsynced audio, random buffers, and I do have some vlc errors from the terminal for reference, I'm just trying to identify exactly what they me...

I suppose, but the more I can cross-reference the more I can be confident in.

It’s e.g. here https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x2ecf23305f1fc0b32001673394e3083a18042697 (though this of course means not that it has any trust). Cheers, jemima I did actually find this a while ago, but I was hoping to find the key somewhere on makemkv's website or Mike's...

Do you mean other than the link on the download page, marked "Files integrity may be checked using hash file "? (that link is for 1.17.6, by the way) That hash file is *signed* with a gpg key, but I can't find the public key anywhere(on makemkv's website) that was used to sign that file. ...

Where can I find the gpg key used to sign the hash file on the download page?

I don't have any experience with MakeMKV on linux, but on macOS, MakeMKV does not autoupdate. When there's a new version, I'll see a message in the log telling me so, but the software doesn't update on its own. On the Linux version there's an option in the settings to disable auto-updates, which is...

You obviously only deal with non-commercial software. MakeMKV isn't "open source". I know that seems like an alien concept to young people, because "everything is open source!", but it happens in the real world. What? I know it's not open source(at least makemkv-bin, makemkv-oss...

You mean like the configuration item that's marked "Enable internet access"? Heaven forbid someone want to do THAT! :) I'm not really sure what you're getting at here. Generally softwares that are hosted in repositories are compiled without auto-updates so that updates can be managed by a...

Even if you can't disable auto-updates at compile time why couldn't/wouldn't you just configure your package's default settings in such a way to disable auto-updates that way? I could, but that would be a last resort in case it's not possible to compile a version without auto-updates. Reason being ...

The person is Mike, the author. You can reach him at support@makemkv.com. The problem is "public repository" sounds like you're trying to turn a proprietary program into a public domain one... which MakeMKV is NOT. It is definitely not free, and would likely be rejected by most repositori...

I wanted to package MakeMKV as an RPM and redistribute in a public repository, but I'm a bit lost as to who or where I should ask permission to do this. On a side note, does anyone know if the automatic updates feature is part of the makemkv-bin or makemkv-oss payload? I assume it's in the oss paylo...