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Worked for me as well. I didn't have an existing keydb file oddly enough, but copied it out there and restarted the app, and it's ripping without issue.

The 4K pops out without issue. It's just that weird plastic rib they put on the side of the disk. I literally had to bend the BD about an inch and a half to get it to pop off the little button holder. I'm fine with them just tucking the BD behind the left cover and leaving the UHD/4K on the right si...

Thanks. I couldn't recall if that indicated the same release. I inadvertently ended up ordering the SteeBook collection from Amazon. I can't see the disk ID on this anywhere. The packaging sucks. I thought I was going to bust the blu-ray pulling it out of the disk slot. I ended up encoding the blu-r...

No shame. I need this too. I can't recall. If the dump file has the same name, it's the same version?

Normally these are fixed same day. It’s been a few years since we had to wait. Possibly some staffing issues around the holidays, an illness, or something similar.

I can wait a few more days.

If you want to help you can always message Mike Admin.

Just received this as well. The filename for the tgz is the same though. I'm assuming I don't need to upload it in that case?

This is working now. Thanks!

You can download precompiled FFMPEG binaries here:

https://ffmpeg.org/download.html

For Apple silicon to enable hardware encoding: http://www.osxexperts.net

Without knowing the specifics of your setup, this is a little difficult to answer. It requires info on both the source/player/server, and the output display/endpoint, as well as any intervening hardware you may have in between the player/server and the display (like a home theater tuner for example)...

Submitted the TGZ "MKB20_v77_65_6E5A.tgz" to svq@makemkv.com.

The disk was released today. Amazon purchase. U.S. 4K UHD + Blu-ray + digital.

Same here. I'm assuming I don't need to upload since several people already have.

Your best bet with Plex, and MP4 or MKV containers, encoded with Handbrake, are SRT, hence the ask.

These are MP4.

You clearly don't understand the question, or haven't read the whole thread. I don't take raw BD files and store them. I'm encoding them to H.265, burning in the forced at that time, but leaving the non-forced as user selectable. That allows anyone to be able to read any non-English subtitles, while...

I understand that. If it can copy out only forced, then it can copy out non-forced.