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I usually only want to extract one "Title" from blu-ray and dvd disks so I think a button to un-check all of the titles so that I can just check the one I need would be a great time-saver.

Oh, I just discovered the control-click option menu...no need for a button I guess.

I was wondering the same thing... I'll have to try out the CTRL click thing but I do agree a select/deselect all would be intuitive.

I take it you guys didn't right click at all, eh?

On a related note, Is there a way to select duplicate tracks? MKV automatically skips dups. I have a DVD that has a run time of 2:20, MKV sees title 0 and title 1 as 1:07:38 each and drops one as a duplicate. I want to rip both titles because I know that they are both valid.

Any way to disable the auto skip?

@JohnnyK

Hi!

I want to rip both titles because I know that they are both valid.

1) Please clarify - Are both tracks simply VALID and identical, or are they DIFFERENT from each other?

2) have you actually PLAYED the DVD to determine the actual runtime?

3) What is the Title and Region of the DVD?

The title is Push by Matchstick Productions and the actual total run time is about 2:20. The region is USA (region 1). Both titles are identical and nothing else shows up as any length beyond 10 minutes.

Is there any way to choose what to rip?

Cheers.

I'll go back and take a look at it. The run time listed as 2:20 may include pull. I'll look closer.

But to the origional question is "can you manually choose which tracks to record or which to skip?" there may never be a need to use this feature (given the uncertainty of my immediate need), but can you do it?

Cheers.

can you manually choose which tracks to record or which to skip?

No, you CANNOT select a title (DVD) that MakeMKV has determined to be an EXACT duplicate (including navigation) of another title.

Please answer MY question - Again, since you say that you KNOW that both titles are identical, may I ask how you determined that?

I don't appreciate the tone and attacking nature of your "help". I may be wrong in my memory of the film length and will investigate further. I thought it was a two hour movie. I'll figure it out myself and not waste your time any more.

I appreciate the help. MakeMKV determined that the tracks were identical. I also used Handbrake and it lists the two tracks as 1:07:38 each. Handbrake failed to rip the tittle because of the protection.

It has been a while since I watched the movie, but I thought that it was longer than an hour. I could be wrong and it is only an hour.

I am on holiday right now and will investigate further next week.