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How do I register with the beta key using `makemkvcon`? I've compiled and installed the latest version, run: makemkvcon reg T-T2HdpRvyvJtxjVtKWRv1n92AcFFFlYyl3FX2mazk0obKPR3V1fgIDQ793QfUnT2opR But I just get "Key not found or invalid". I've tried writing it to a file and using `reg filenam...

SOLVED! Problem appears to be with cc1: error: /usr/local/include/x86_64-linux-gnu: Not a directory cc1: warning: /usr/local/include: not a directory My `/usr/local/include`appears to be a file created by some other program. I ran: sudo mv /usr/local/include /usr/local/include.bak It then compiled p...

I also have this problem on Ubuntu.

Used to work just fine, a few versions back. So strange!

32 Bit. All the previous versions have compiled without problem.

Solved! This requires GCC 4.6 - I had an older version. To check, run gcc --version If you need to install GCC 4.6, there are instructions on StackOverflow . ---------------------------- I'm getting a segmentation fault when trying to compile on Ubuntu. I've installed all the dependencies (build-ess...

Using the command line, I can rip a specific title using makemkvcon -r mkv disc:0 1 /data/DVDs/Movies/ (Disc 0, title 1) But how do I extract only specific audio streams? I want, say, the video & DTS track only? Getting information about the disc using makemkvcon -r info disc:0 Gives me: TCOUNT:...

Cool - looking forward to it!

Hi, Is there any way to perform a specific extraction just using the command line? Essentially, I'm running a headless server, and don't have a GUI. I'd like to be able to list all of a title's properties and selectively extract them. Say makemkvcon mkv disc:0 title:2 lang:2,3 subtitle:2 I've found ...