It's odd that the MakeMKV-alternatives still work. They're just not as good as MakeMKV. Looking at you AnyMP4.lostinlodos wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 7:01 pmDamn. I was just going to suggest everyone hang on a half hour while I updated.
Apple locked down a LOT of things in 15.4. I'm spending almost as much time in privacy and security settings as I am using apps for the moment.
As a few others have said, this is a newly-locked access route that was previously open.
Apple locked down optical device access somewhere that was open before.
same access problem a few other apps, including VM and translation apps.
“Fatal Error Occured” with MacOS 15.4 Developer Beta 1
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Re: “Fatal Error Occured” with MacOS 15.4 Developer Beta 1
In the notes that came with 15.4.1 release Apple have made significant changes to all their SCSI handling procedures. Did anyone notice that their DVDPlayer App has disappeared and replaced with a "Viewer"?
Like most I now use the MakeMKV on a different Mac which has an Intel processor and it works fine.
Like most I now use the MakeMKV on a different Mac which has an Intel processor and it works fine.
Re: “Fatal Error Occured” with MacOS 15.4 Developer Beta 1
Beta 3 does not correct this. Has anyone heard from the MakeMKV devs if they're looking into the issue?
Re: “Fatal Error Occured” with MacOS 15.4 Developer Beta 1
Hey,
I have not heard from Apple nor the developer. Beta updates should come weekly now.
Thanks!
I have not heard from Apple nor the developer. Beta updates should come weekly now.
Thanks!
Re: “Fatal Error Occured” with MacOS 15.4 Developer Beta 1
Given the comment above about the changes to SCSI protocols, it would seem this is a problem that the MakeMKV developers need to find a solution to. I sort of wish they would chime in here and give us, at least, a "we're looking into it". Fortunately I have an older MBP that runs MakeMKV for now.