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Most Bluray disks are at movie frame rates (23.976+/- a fraction). DVDs often are at 25-30 fps, depending on whether they're US or not.

If you NEED the faster frame rate, you would generally have to recode the video. MakeMKV simply copies what the original is.

No need to post the file, especially if it's bigger than 4.0MB... which is too big for a file upload. Email the file to svq@makemkv.com if you want MakeMKV to directly support the disk. For those who use keydb, the way is to post the file to a public download site (Google has one, but there are lots...

Dumps should be submitted via email to svq@makemkv.com for processing. You can also upload it to a download service (like Google or similar) and post a link for the keydb people to pull it, and add it to the keydb database. Posting the actual file here only works if it is smaller than 4.0mb, and it ...

Old versions are all available at https://makemkv.com/download/old/ , so version 1.18.1 would be https://makemkv.com/download/old/makemk ... .1_osx.dmg for MacOS.

So long as you have the key that was sent to you, you can put it in on any computer you own, be it a Mac, PC, or Linux box.

The ways to remedy this situation is to submit the file generated by MakeMKV for the disk to svq@makemkv.com (so the disk can officially be supported), and upload that file to a public place (like Google uploads) and sending the link to it in a message here for the keydb people to find. Just saying ...

Yes, still broken after many years. This qualifies as the 3rd quarter of 2025 notification that someone discovered this fact again...

Not much anyone can do about it, except the forum owner.

And what is the issue?

Mike has always been sparing with details on the license. It IS part of the start-up for the program during the install, with the opportunity to print it out. You can see it while running the installer, before it gets to writing programs to the drive. As for the question of "how many copies can...

The problem is any file that exceeds 4.0MB will fail with that message. You should EMAIL the file to svq@makemkv.com for Mike to receive it, and if you wish the keydb people to also generate a key, they'll want you to upload it to a site like Google or other site, and provide a public link to downlo...

If you've already purchased a license, you can ask Mike to re-send you the key. The address given above, support@makemkv.com , with your email address you used when you obtained the key before, should be all you need.

Yes, it IS saying that something is affected - the ability to download the SDF file. Usually that means your ISP or router is blocking access to the Russian site that hosts the SDF file, but that can be worked around USUALLY.

Knowing what disk you're trying to read would make it easier for someone else to point out a path to decoding it. It would also allow others to see whether the disk they're trying to decode has already been submitted.

This is a great resource. Will Pioneer models ever be added to this?

Considering that half the post that starts this topic refers to Pioneer drives, what is your question?

On a lot of (most) disks, MakeMKV will rip things in the order they appear in the directory of the disk, NOT by file name. If you look at the file name and put THOSE in order, you have a much better chance. But, this adds in the step of naming tracks manually. In my case, that was a given, because t...