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Hi all

I managed to rip Ghostbusters today, and when I went to play it, my PC crawled.
Specs as follows:
i7 4770
GTX 1070
32GB DDR3.

I've enabled hardware acceleration in VLC, but all I get is stuttering video (disabled audio as well to see if that helps... it doesn't).

How do I verify that MakeMKV has successfully ripped the file correctly? Do I just assume it has because the file exists?

Thanks

MakeMKV will tell you how many titles are successfully saved after completing the save operation.

If you don't see any errors reported, then the rip should have successfully completed.

Try http://mpv.io instead of VLC.

Try MPC HC/BE with madvr. VLC isn't the best player.

Thanks! I tried mpv and it played the files perfectly
Cheers!

I'm running into the same issue with my rips.

Can you recommend an alternative for Mac users?

Thanks

beatsntoons wrote:Hi all

I managed to rip Ghostbusters today, and when I went to play it, my PC crawled.
Specs as follows:
i7 4770
GTX 1070
32GB DDR3.

I've enabled hardware acceleration in VLC, but all I get is stuttering video (disabled audio as well to see if that helps... it doesn't).

How do I verify that MakeMKV has successfully ripped the file correctly? Do I just assume it has because the file exists?

Thanks

Google my name and watch my videos on HDR and madvr and other things to get the video smooth. These videos may help get rid of jitter and dropped frames in madvr with HDR UHD material. I get smooth playback dtsx atmos in 4k UHD HDR on AMD 965 x4 processor (lol) 8 gigs of RAM, win 10, mpcbe, and lav video filter disabled. I use Madvr and works perfect on AMD rx470 video card. This is all covered in my videos......peace. .

angelgraves13 wrote:Try MPC HC/BE with madvr. VLC isn't the best player.

What are the differences between HC and BE?

KayakNate wrote:

angelgraves13 wrote:Try MPC HC/BE with madvr. VLC isn't the best player.

What are the differences between HC and BE?

Be support 10bit full screen and greater surface textures and 2 audio sources at same time. Support gamma as well.