www.makemkv.com

Audio playback: ok
Video playback: failed

Mkv not supported ( the one made whit makemkv )
MakeMKV log info:
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MakeMKV v1.5.8 win(x64-release) started
Complex multiplex encountered - 8 cells and 4067 VOBUs have to be scanned. This may take some time, please be patient - it can't be avoided.
Title #1 was added (8 cell(s), 1:04:56)
Operation sucessfully completed
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the operation take max 15min

Convered DvD to mkv

The BD-P4600 is updated

When it is working fully i will buy the program
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I think i found the problom, DvDs are encoded whit mpeg and the ones i already have are in avc, so i have to reencode the dvd and then use makeMKV, have tryed Nero recode 2010 witch is bught, but it dont work
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the way i think: If i like it i buy the BD, if not i even dont wanner DL the disc to see if i like it ( youtube -> prewive of the movie )
So mkv`s are just a backup security way, so there dont get scratched, movie like ( metroplice which is on dvd and avtar in HD and 3D ( yep i have a 200 Hz ))

Hi!

DvDs are encoded whit mpeg and the ones i already have are in avc

Then the "ones you have" are NOT DVDs...

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So dvds cant be played as Mkv but as dvds. as mkv there only takes ~2Gb but i guess it is cus it is a stripped version, but what i can see is it the codex (mpeg/AVC) that is the probom atm, unless you have an idear

ccc38941 wrote:So dvds cant be played as Mkv but as dvds. as mkv there only takes ~2Gb but i guess it is cus it is a stripped version, but what i can see is it the codex (mpeg/AVC) that is the probom atm, unless you have an idear

DVD's do not use the MPEG-4 AVC codec.

DVD's use MPEG-2 video.

MakeMKV does not covert video, it rips it as is.

I know, but why ake it if there is a problom whit the support for playback

Because only a few (hardware) players do not support it (mpeg2 in mkv), and only because the manufacturer does not want to support it.

My advice is to get a real hardware player that supports everything like a popcornhour, or live with the limitations of your current hardware.