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Did you email the file to svq@makemkv.com ? Otherwise, it will not be added to MakeMKV's configuration. Attaching the file (which didn't work; is it bigger than 4.0mb?) is for the keydb people. Most people upload those to a public storage site (google is popular) and provide a link in the message, r...

The key is posted in a special message, valid for the time that is specified.

That link is, appropriately enough, titled MakeMKV is free while in beta. It currently runs until the end of November, if you have no desire to register and get a permanent key.

A .tgz file can be opened/read with the general TGZ file extractor, as well as several Windows, Mac, and Linux archive programs. In general, if MakeMKV creates a TGZ file, it contains information needed to create a key for the particular disk you're trying to read, and it will be created with the na...

That would require convincing the site owner to make changes. There are limits to what we can do, unfortunately.

Generally, yes, I keep the sections in order. With handbrake, doing differently is pretty much impossible with how it is designed, but MKVtoolnix CAN do it, with complicated command lines. More trouble than it is worth, in my opinion.

Currently, the forum is "lightly loaded": Users browsing this forum: Woodstock and 186 guests Major slowdowns have that number in the thousands for guests. The major indexing bots, like Google and Microsoft, are known, and limit themselves on their scans. Others... When there are a lot of ...

MakeMKV is constantly being updated for new disks. If you have updates enabled, and your internet provider isn't blocking them, you should receive updates as needed.

Figure I should add one tiny data point that I just recently experienced... THEFT. Any backup that uses hardware that can be stolen is flawed. Last week, my video servers were stolen; fortunately, I had stored the original disks off-site two months prior. I have a LOT of stuffing of disks to do once...

Is your disk different from the other three already posted on this disk?

No attachment. Assumption is that it exceeded the 4.0mb limit on file attachments. You should email the file to svq@makemkv.com , and if you want the keydb people to have a copy, you will need to post it on a public upload site, and post a link to it on the forum in the New post Public KeyDB Disc Su...

You should have received a message from PayProGlobal within minutes of paying; have you checked your spam filters?

I've done this with MKVtoolnix, but generally do it using handbrake command line, since I generally process all files through HB for size. The files are generally broken down in "chapters", with a group of them for each episode. For example, chapters 1-5 are episode 1, 6-10 and episode 2, ...

Is this different from the existing two topics for AIMYON (with it in the subject line) already posted?

You know, submitting the NAME of the disk would be helpful to people who are trying to decide if their disk has already been submitted... Yours is one of close to a hundred posts claiming to be "AACS v82", and not all of them are the same disk.

The file was not attached; was it bigger than 4.0MB? The TGZ file should be emailed to svq@makemkv.com, rather than posted in a message, assuming you want Mike to do something with it. Others, such as the keydb people, work with links to uploaded files for the most part, so that they don't have the ...