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I am curious to know what we are missing by, and the justification for, refusing to rip any track shorter than 2 minutes. As I mentioned once before, if we are ripping a blu-ray of animation shorts it is very likely that most, if not all, of the important tracks would be "skipped" by MakeMKV. When I try to change the length, MakeMKV tells me that 120 seconds is the minimum allowed.

Sorry if this has been answered, but search turned up EVERY post containing a log, so I couldn't find the answer if it exists. Thanks!

captain wrote:I am curious to know what we are missing by, and the justification for, refusing to rip any track shorter than 2 minutes. As I mentioned once before, if we are ripping a blu-ray of animation shorts it is very likely that most, if not all, of the important tracks would be "skipped" by MakeMKV. When I try to change the length, MakeMKV tells me that 120 seconds is the minimum allowed.

Sorry if this has been answered, but search turned up EVERY post containing a log, so I couldn't find the answer if it exists. Thanks!

I have mine set to 2 seconds and it works fine. I recall setting it to 0 seconds caused it to revert back to 120.