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I often have delays when switching audio tracks.

Especially with HD audio tracks.

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Drive 'HL-DT-ST BD-RE UH12LS28 1.00' requires AACS bus encryption, disc decryption may fail.

I see that you have seen the thread about AACS bus encryption.

Did you rip the previous discs with this drive, or another drive?

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My bad! I thought he was replacing the drive...

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Make sure the one you get doesn't suffer from bus encryption!

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What drive do you have?

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What is the model of the new drive? It might be defective by design with a new feature called Bus Encryption.

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Chances are they are all the main movie, just different versions. When I was working with Terminator 2-The Skynet Edition, it has three versions of the movie - Theatrical, Special, and Skynet. I think I used a program called BDInfo to help figure out what was what. However that was a long time ago s...

Another thing you can do is to change the default track from the HD audio track to the secondary audio track. That way you still would have the HD audio track for future use. Is your mini hooked up via HDMI or do you have the audio connected via the audio out connection? Also, what are you using for...

For stuff you have already ripped, like Romansh said, use mkvtoolnix to remove the track.

For stuff you haven't ripped, just deselect the HD audio tracks from the selection screen.

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Depends on what you want from the movie. If you want every bit, then go for it! If you only want this or that bit, then it gets a bit more interesting. For me, I usually try to grab everything, then I sort out the garbage stuff like trailers that get past my minimum length setting or other parts tha...

mike admin wrote:This functionality is coming. Meanwhile you can right-click on any subtitle and select "Unselect all".

I wish I knew about that an hour ago!

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I use an older ASUS BR-04B2T. Works fine for me.

Just because a drive is not on that list, does not mean it's going to be a safe purchase.

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I believe that HB does not currently support PGS subs.

Also, I think you would only want the Forced Subs for what you want. You might need to check with each movie though.

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DASPI kernel isn't going to do anything.

http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3559

You can either wait till that issue has been overcome, or get a drive that isn't gimped by design.

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I make mkvs from rips of dvds that are in folders rather than disc images, so I would imagine it would work if you just point MakeMKV to the folders.

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