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crowfax wrote:I wouldn't do that. Ripping to a NAS can cause issues. Rip locally first then copy it to the NAS.

Really? I've always ripped direct to my NAS and never had a problem.

What sort of problems can occur?

Did the video come from an iPad? I had a similar problem from a video my brother sent me. Turns out the iPad will actually record it upside-down then put a flag in the file called "Rotation" (which can be seen in MediaInfo)- so it knows to flip it back round again when it's being played. G...

So as I rip this with MKV, can I change the quality (not that I really want to), and also remove all subtitles and other languages, all I want is start of movie (from after "play" on top menu, to credits). I dont need anything else. How do I know which M2TS file to rip? This is more-or-le...

When trying to play an MKV I get the error "Not Supported File Format".

Use Mediainfo to show the properties of the file (http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en)

and you can simply click and rename the others in the tree?

That feature is already available. It's called Windows Explorer

It could be 1 title. Is it all four episodes together?

What's the film length when you play it in VLC?

All logs created. Have emailed you all the links.

Regards,

I've just started using MakeMKV (boy do I wish I had discoverd it sooner!) and am having an issue with one particular disc. It doesn't fail to open or copy, on the contrary it copies the tracks fine (or so it seems.) It's what it cobbles together that is somewhat strange. Assuming this is the right ...