www.makemkv.com

@eang91

I did think that Flatpak was supposed to be reasonably save to use, but as I mentioned in my first post, MakeMKV is only listed in Mint 22 when you select 'unverified' Flatpaks. And it does have a kind of a red flag because of that.

@georgesgiralt Thank you for your reply. There is a Flathub version in the Repository of Linux Mint 21.1 Cinnamon, but I guess, when you are referring to an officially compiled version of MakeMkv, you aren't talking about Flathub. I'm afraid I have to admit from the start that I am no geek. My milea...

Yes, but 'should be' is no guarantee.

Please confirm or correct me: From what I believe to understand at this stage, even if the official version of MakeMKV is installed correctly on Linux Mint 22, it is no guarantee that it will play a Blu-Ray disc, unless the Volume ID and the decryption key for that specific disc are provided in the ...

Thanks for your patience. I think it finally sunk in.
Much appreciated.

I'm still confused. Does the following command not have any connection with the official version of MakeMKV?

flatpak install flathub com.makemkv.makemkv

OK, maybe I just found my answer: "MakeMKV is free while in beta"

Does this mean that the Flatpak version I found in the Mint 22 Repository is also a beta version of MakeMKV? Is this why it is 'unverified'?
Can somebody enlighten me please.

Hi, I have been all over the web for the last two weeks, trying to find out about Blu-Ray on Linux. I don't think it's your Blu-Ray drive that's the problem. It appears to have to do with codes and copyrights. Here are a couple of links just to give you an idea: https://www.linux.org/threads/setting...

Hi, I have Mint 21.1 (Vera) installed on my old labtop and Mint 22 (Wilma) on my new one. Mint 21.1 has MakeMKV (Flatpak) listed in the Repository, but Mint 22 has not. To be precise, it is listed when you select 'unverified' Flatpaks. I was told that it is the developers that have to verify it. Wha...