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I suppose I could compare the file sizes within the ISO and compare them to size on the disc. If they're way out, then I'll know they aren't 1:1. So compared to WinX DVD copy pro, they advertise it as a 1:1 copy. Reason I like MakeMKV is because if there's errors MakeMKV will show it while WinX DVD ...

It could just be VLC. First try another free player, like MPC-BE. I have found that has cured a lot of jerky motion of compressed 265 videos, it might fix your audio issue as well. You could also try pot player but I prefer MPC-BE as the better option. I did encounter an audio issue with videos ripp...

When you use the backup option on a DVD in MakeMKV, is the ISO created a perfect 1:1?

Similarly, backup bluray structures are 1:1 as well?

I think we're talking about the .m2ts files here? The ones that failed hash checks or failed to save during the initial backup? Yeah sure, I'm with you on that. Currently if I do a cleaning I have to redo a full backup, and sometimes if I'm lucky I'll get other failed files and I can just keep the g...

A couple of caveats I will note here. Opening disc defaults to DVD so make sure Bluray is selected. Also there is a Starting Position title value to select. If it's a disc of a season of episodes, you manually have to select them individually VLC will only play one at a time. It's a bit of a shot in...

Thanks that works. Selecting the backup folder as the disc makes it work, the one thing I didn't try.
Thanks again.

Yes the disc can be played. But VLC can't seem to play from the backup folder?

I've tried many things to try to get VLC to play from the backup folder. No joy. I'm using VLC 3.0.16 Has anyone been able to get VLC to play from the bluray backups? I can get MPC-BE x64 to play the index.bdmv no problem. What do others use? The only other option to use VLC is to run the backup in ...

FYI - Ok apparently for windows7 systems chkdsk reported errors incorrectly on drives larger than 2 Tb So there was a hotfix for it KB2843376 - which apparently is unavailable, but it seems to be reported as updated in to a security fix windows6.1-KB3063858-64.msu. So I'll give that a go and maybe t...

So lets say you are archiving a lot of discs to an external drive. It might be wise, if you are using windows, to have the drive formatted to NTFS. My reason for that is, less possibility of corruption. I had a power outage and now my external drive ExFAT is now dirty because I was writing to it at ...

I'm trying another disc that is also proving to be problematic. I started at Failing to start -> 0.57% -> 0.29% -> failed (stopped before completed) -> 0.36% -> 1.75% -> 0.29% -> failed (stopped before completed) -> 0.72% This particular disc has more scratches than the others and it appears I can't...

Unfortunately I can't insert images on this forum and I don't have a url location to post so sorry. The first disc had minor scratches. The third one had a nice visible short scratch. The 3rd disc I was working on, I got it down to 21% then 20% but it also failed once before the 21%. I'm at the 10th...

What sort of errors? Failed to save errors?

If they're new discs then might not have anything to do with scratches.

Yes that would be it. I will add that if there are deep scratches it might not work well. The one I am testing on has a cm visible scratch that I can see some dirt in there with a magnifying glass but I've got it down to 0.20% corrupt. I will also stress to take your time easily cleaning making sure...

It has external power, into a plug so I can't see how or why it would be underpowered. I also tried plugging both usb's on the usb cord in as well as plugged into the wall but it still stopped. In general it seems portable drives, whether plugged into a wall socket or not, are less powerful than the...