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Which it normally does. A glitch while reading will cause it to retry the read, and abort if it can't read it correctly. It then does a checksum of the contents and compares that with the official (on the disk) checksum for the section being read. No match means it aborts. The usual request is to ig...

Typical issue with reading the disk. The drive spends too much time trying to decode a section, the operating system thinks it's died, and complains about it. If the offset stays the same between runs, it's likely an actual problem with the disk, in which case cleaning may help. If it varies around ...

You are actually asking for MakeMKV to do the opposite of what it does... If there was a disk error (read problem), it normally would abort the read. A lot of times, though, playback has a problem with decoding some frames. Does it always glitch at the exact same spot? Does it have the skip in the s...

MakeMKV itself will not separate out the subtitle track, but there are a number of tools that will. An example would be mkvtoolnix, which can break an MKV file down into individual tracks, as well as reassemble the file with new contents, such as a revised subtitle track. The issue is that a subtitl...

Two expiration dates applies to unregistered copies. The "master" is when your key expires, which is (currently) the end of June this year. The second is when Bluray decoding expires, which is 30 days after an unregistered version starts using it. If you first decode a BD today, in 30 days...

Considering that MartyMcNuts is on the forum daily, how have you tried contacting him?

"New Pioneer" probably means "built after Pioneer started blocking MakeMKV from accessing UHD".

Without additional information, it is impossible to assist. MakeMKV will generally extract any subtitle tracks on the disk, regardless of the operating system. At least a log of what is happening will be necessary. Senza ulteriori informazioni è impossibile fornire assistenza. MakeMKV generalmente e...

If you chose the same settings, yes. If not, MAYBE. But, why? Because MakeMKV counts up titles by what you chose as the minimum size to rip. The default is "over 30 seconds", so only titles that are at least 30 seconds will be counted. 29? 28? Ignore! But I have mine set at 120 seconds, so...

Not automatically. I usually include the episode in the ripped file name my self, but it's simply editing the filename attribute in the pull-down before ripping. Set the template with the first entry highlighted (essentially the disk name), then move down the "stack" and add the episode nu...

Do you want to do UHD disks? Then yes, you need to install firmware that won't block you from doing so. There are a couple of topics here already about doing so.

You should have received the key within minutes. Have you checked your spam folder?

Attaching files doesn't work. Putting the file name in the message does, after you email the file to svq@makemkv.com for submission. It's actually the file name that us "normal people" need; Mike's the one that needs the .TGZ file.

There is the key age for Bluray decoding, and there is the key age for program expiration. If you have not registered the program, you're being hit with the program expiration. They key IN the download expired months ago. The key is updated every couple of months online, but you have to enter it. It...

A note that including the file name submitted would be helpful for others. Each potential key needed is based on a calculated value, which is identified at the end of the file name.

It appears User "Woodstock" is directly involved in this project and it is not a good look to be engaging in a negative way with users on this board. I was asked by the author of the program to monitor the boards for him. My compensation for this is $0/year (that's a zero). On average, it...