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The other program is Pavtube ByteCopy. I still don't know whether I should have mentioned a competitor program in this forum; my apologies to the moderators if I have violated any forum rules.

I extracted the video stream from the mkvs and on both occasions I had a difference in size ranging from a few KBytes for the first DVD, to 3.5 MB on the second. And now perform the next step - do an individual file-by-file size comparison of ALL files (.M2TS, .MPLS, CLPI, etc.), including ALL Java...

well extract the raw streams from the mkv and compare them I did just that on two DVDs. I extracted the video stream from the mkvs and on both occasions I had a difference in size ranging from a few KBytes for the first DVD, to 3.5 MB on the second. One thing that remains constant is that MakeMKV c...

Thanks for your reply setarip. This could very well be the answer provided the output file were a few kbytes different. However with the difference being MBs instead of KBs, I'm having difficulty believing the these can be attributed to the omission or inclusion of metadata.

Hello, I'm considering ripping my entire DVD and BD collection to MKV. The first (and obvious choice for ripping to MKV, given its reputation in the community) was MakeMKV. The only thing I don't like about MakeMKV is the fact that there is no preview available, which would be extremely helpful in i...