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I got one of the LG drives from Billy by 1) first e-mailing him and telling him what I wanted to buy, and 2) sending him payment using Zelle. The whole interaction was a few e-mails, sending the payment, receiving the drive in the mail, and testing it on a 4k UHD Blu-Ray. Billy replied to most e-mai...

I'm interested in serving 4K UHD rips made using MKV over my home network from a UPnP/DLNA media server (Linux box running Gerbera) to my 4K Sony TV (XR65A80K). I don't have any rips or a drive yet, but before I buy a drive from billycar5924, I want to test compatibility, mainly if the codecs that w...

sombertattoo wrote:My apologies, I found a long buried post and sorted it out.

Even though this post is old, since this is the first page that comes up for me when I google "makemkvcon command line", here is a link describing the functionality:

http://www.makemkv.com/developers/usage.txt

+1 to what SamuriHL said. Also, I didn't "fork over $50" because I'm impatient. I did it because Mike has made an excellent piece of software. However it's not $50, it's ?50 which is roughly $75 USD. That's interesting, because the purchase page I get when I select Help->Purchase from the...

But "MakeMKV is free while in beta" is not strictly true for a few days each month, and during this time there is a profit incentive for him to delay in releasing the beta key (impatient people fork over $50), so it makes you wonder if the delay is really from being busy with other things...

"The key will be available soon, but you should buy lifetime support" thing seems to happen frequently for a few days when each month rolls over. I'm willing to bet sales spike for the first few days each month when impatient people buy copies instead of waiting for the beta key to be rele...