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This started with the version 1.6.4. Application doesn't recognize index.bdmv files are correct blu ray files anymore.

In MakeMKV 1.6.3, I navigate to a VIDEO_TS folder from an already ripped disc and open the .IFO, after which MakeMKV does its thing. In MakeMKV 1.6.4, I am not able to select an IFO anymore - which in turn prevents me from converting to mkv. Am I missing something?

Same problem here, .ISO files are disabled and cannot be selected.

I don't know what happened but suddenly after upgrade MakeMKV refuses to recognize BDMV files and they are always grayed out.

anyone else?

Hi,

I can confirm the problem. Neither Blue-Ray index files nor DVD index files are recognized anymore. Please fix!

yes, same for me

same problem here

It's a bug apparently..

http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2576

Same here. And of course 1.6.3 refuses to launch now.

I have also seen the same issue where BD type files not recognized.
Currently running OSX10.6.6,64 bit.

It's a bug, just wait for a fix:
http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2576

Same o Same o with me. IFO is not on active / selectable mode.

+1. 1.6.3 just expired, I installed 1.6.4 and can't open any .iso files to rip. Tried installing the DASPI package just to see if that made a difference and it didn't.

Same problem here, also installed dsapi just in case that was a requirement.
IFO files not selectable at all.
Also tells me it can't find any usable optical drives - is that because I installed the dsapi component, or simply because I don't have any media physically in the drive? I never saw this in the previous versions even without a disc in the drive. On a new macbook pro i5.

Edit - removed daspi and now it shows my MBPs optical drive again as available, no more "can't find any usable optical drive" message.

No joy with IFO's though, whether opening from the GUI or just trying to drag and drop things onto the program.

This is a bug in new UI, fix coming shortly.