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This is also weird. I tried to convert Three Musketeers 1993 and 2011. I completed the 1993, but not the 2011. I just can't...

I have the same problem, but my movie is the Bourne Trilogy. Please help.

What about on Disc 2? Did you get any error message or encountered any problem like slowing down?

Do you think there might be a problem with the player where you are playing it with background noises? Since it works with VLC, everything should be fine.

Great post. Thanks for sharing the instruction. I am creating a tutorial for this. I just think I can finish it. Good luck to that.

VLC doesn't seem to handle very large MKV files very well, at least it never does for me. I don't agree with that. My default video player is VLC and on my end, it can play any movies on MKV, even those movies like LOTR Trilogy that has like more or less 10GB per video. http://imagicon.info/cat/13-...

Same problem on me. It seems like working well in every unit, but not in DivX. I am just looking where should I set it up so it will also play in my preferred language..

I think most of us already know that, but thanks still for bringing it up to all our attention. Newbies should read this.

I agree. It usually depends on what type of video player you will be using. I have used MakeMKV and played files in my iPod using Remux and VLC for windows. Works well if you ask me.

Does it not sometimes depend on the resolution you are currently using?

Right. Seems like this forum is the only way for you to contact MakeMKV support team as I can't also find any contact information on their main site.

Keep having this same type of problem. Any news?

I'm one of those waiting for this thing to happen. Same with you, I was creating some way to have this change, but to no avail. I am still not sure if it is already available. I hope this matter will be answered soon.

Is it possible to have a profile created where all your settings are saved? So everything you want to choose a certain settings, you just have to load your profile?

They can retain HD video quality, but not sure if it is applicable in 3D videos...