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So this is a plea to the developer to permit an element of fault tolerance in the ripping process which will restore MakeMKV to its old great performance. How far are you asking Mike to go back? I've been using MakeMKV for, um, let's see... since 2011. At no time has it NOT insisted on "clean ...

Why are you asking about Kaspersky licenses in the MakeMKV forum? Maybe asking on their site would result in a quicker response.

file name? Each file is unique to the version of the disk, so anyone that has a different version would have no way of knowing if there is a dump being considered for it yet.

I have found it rare that MakeMKV can run at the maximum speed of a drive, which is what the "6X" or other speed lists. You will see the max as it reaches the outer diameter of the disk, not early on, because the density of data packed into a rotation of the disk changes. Well, check that ...

Generally speaking, if MakeMKV is ripping a disk, it will give you all the tracks that it could complete; if you're getting none, they tracks contain some element that couldn't be read. I've seen this happen with episode disks, when part of the header or titles was corrupt. But no, MakeMKV does not ...

Perhaps you aren't looking where you posted it... This message is in the general section.

Files over 4MB won't go through... and a lot of the recent upload attempts were for very large files.

Was the file larger than 4MB? That would explain why it didn't come through.

Getting WHAT message?

No file attached.

Generally, this is an indication of a disk read error, rather than encryption.

No dump file in your message, so looks can't happen yet.

You need to contact the author - he's the only one that can issue licenses, and re-send the authorization keys.

The most direct way is to send a message to support@makemkv.com . It may take a day or two.

In the mean time, MakeMKV will continue to function, it will just complain about the key.

The company that hosts the forum had everything shut down, including email, for several days.

The beta version performs the same functions as the full version. If what you're asking for cannot be done with the beta version, it won't help to have the full version, other than it won't bug you about licensing every 60 days. MakeMKV simply copies the content from (in this case) a BD to an MKV fi...