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There are not separate beta/regular programs, just beta (free) and permanent keys. Operation of the program is the same, whether you're using the beta key or a permanent key. Permanent keys do not need to replaced periodically, and the Bluray functions don't shut off after 30 days. On a Bluray, you ...

How big is the .tgz? It is rare for them to be "too big" for modern mail services, which will typically allow attached files as big as 7MB.

You looking for CLAIMS of faster speed, or actually being able to ACHIEVE faster speeds?

Libdvdcss is a third-party library used by many open source DVD players. It is NOT needed for MakeMKV, which uses more advanced copy protection removal that isn't limited to DVDs. Also, it has NOT been recommended or supported for handbrake for over a dozen years. If you ask about installing libdvdc...

Upmixing is outside what MakeMKV will do. If you're planning on doing that later, your best bet is to have the DTS-HD MA track intact.

If your player has no trouble with that, you do not need to extract the DTS Stereo track. Using the DTS-HD MA gives you the best audio for later "play".

Additional information - On the BD releases of both Beyond and Into Darkness, what we would consider "forced subtitles" are actually burned into the video. And, like a lot of titles, very few examples of foreign audio are subtitled. It is only where the actual words are important to the pl...

You simply select the forced subtitle track from the two provided. I'd actually recommend pulling both, then use VLC or similar to play the file, and switch between the subtitle tracks to see which one has "everything" in it, then make the OTHER track the default one. That second part invo...

Nothing. The disk was authored with no subtitles flagged as forced, so the "forced only" tracks have nothing to save.

The majority of disks are authored with separate subtitle tracks for "all" and "forced only" subtitles.

That depends on your player. If your player does not stumble over the HD version, there is no reason to keep the "lossy core", because it's already part of the HD stream. Some players, though, cannot find the lossy core within the full stream, which is why MakeMKV offers to pull it out for...

By "submitted", you mean the .tgz file that was generated was sent to svq@makemkv.com?

There is a recent topic on how to get MakeMKV to not save the video track, so what users want is hard to guess. Some disks are authored "poorly". I've received DVDs from Malaysia that have English, Chinese, and Malay audio or subtitle tracks, all tagged as either "English", "...

Did you already read Changing default track selection?

To get EVERYTHING, Mike's example of "+sel:all" should work.

Are you seeing any errors about not being able to download the hash key file?

Selection rules are no longer set in the profile, and haven't been for some years.

In the GUI, you can set the selection rule in the Preferences->Advanced tab (Expert mode must be enabled).

If you still have the old computer operational, you can go to Help->Register and the key will be filled in. If not, there should be an email that had the key at/around the same time as the receipt. It's delivered by the payment processor. Failing that, contact support@makemkv.com and Mike can get yo...