www.makemkv.com

It's not a feature available on PHPbb, so I do not think it could be added.

Did you also email the file to svq@makemkv.com, so that it can be incorporated into MakeMKV?

Depending on your player, you can copy DVD "vobsub" subtitles in as track on a Bluray MKV file, and they will play just fine. MKVToolnix is the utility to do this with. I used to do it when my TV wouldn't play the PGS subtitles found in Bluray disks, but haven't needed it since I upgraded ...

To my knowledge, the ONLY official support site for MakeMKV is here. The author of the program owns and operates this site, and I (personally) would not go to anything on "reddit", for a variety of reasons. That said, they run what they want to run. It could be wonderful. But it isn't offi...

Every time you start MakeMKV, by default, it will check for an update (this can be turned off). When I run v1.16.4, I'm constantly told that 1.18.3 has been made available, but I have had some issue with that for some old DVDs (tweakable, but I haven't done it yet).

Given the age of the disk, what version of MakeMKV are you trying to rip it with? The current v1.18.x series should be able to rip it just fine.

Do you have your system able to pull keys as needed?

Did you restart MakeMKV after installing the key? Does the user you were logged in as have rights to overwrite the file the key is stored in?

If it displays in a different language, it is possible that the wrong one is set as default. If you open the MKV file with, say, handbrake or MKVtoolnix, what does it display as the default language?

(this assumes that you ripped both languages originally)

It's actually a FAQ as to why the FAQ isn't accessible on this site... one which the owner hasn't addressed in several years.

Have you tried <right-click> and select "unselect ALL" yet? It's relatively new... only been there for a dozen years or so...

The difference between "beta" and "full" versions is whether or not you have a key that doesn't expire every 60 days. The link show above takes you to purchasing a key, that will make whatever version you have installed work without the clock complaining... :) The link itself is ...

Not within MakeMKV. It's been one of the suggestions for improvement going back a dozen years or so, but the author hasn't expressed any opinion one way or another. There have been some Blurays where they put entire series (50+ half-hour episodes) in one long file, and you have to use separate progr...

And what you receive can vary with the disk set; the series Bleach has several sets, which have different configurations. Some have all episodes as individual files. Some have each disk (5-7 episodes) as one file. Some disks were authored both ways. At least the Ranma 1/2 disks were all authored the...

A quick search with Google shows no new HD-DVD drives available to purchase, so you are limited to "old stock" if you can find it. The disks are not readable by DVD or Bluray drives, so, without an HD-DVD drive, you cannot read the disks.

It may be brand new, but did you clean it? The longer a disk sits in its packaging, the more often it needs to have the chemicals of manufacturing cleaned off of it. Any disk issued more than a few months prior to your purchase will accumulate a chemical haze, some bad enough to need washing to be r...