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Anyone know what MPLS file is the correct one for Alex Cross? There are dozens.

zenboy wrote:Anyone know what MPLS file is the correct one for Alex Cross? There are dozens.

I'm curious as well! Tons to choose from...

played disk in aurora. says it was playing file 1 with length of 1:42:16. Matches up to 31.mpls. Trying decode now. Appreciate feedback from others if this works or not.

814 is the correct playlist.

f1fan wrote:played disk in aurora. says it was playing file 1 with length of 1:42:16. Matches up to 31.mpls. Trying decode now. Appreciate feedback from others if this works or not.

31 is not good, that's the one I had tried.

robpdotcom wrote:814 is the correct playlist.

Thanks, I'll give this one a try.

I can confirm, 814 is the correct one.
Thanks robpdotcom!

yes thanks robpdotcom. Just curious how you work it out ? my approach with aurura obviously didn't work

A competitor's program (which is used only for ripping, and lacks mkv muxing), is able to tell which is the correct playlist on this type of disc. Out of respect, I will not name the program.

robpdotcom wrote:A competitor's program (which is used only for ripping, and lacks mkv muxing), is able to tell which is the correct playlist on this type of disc. Out of respect, I will not name the program.

The other program (which I also use for this purpose) does this very well. If you're going to use this method then you may find that sometimes the playlist it identifies won't be visible in MakeMKV because MakeMKV has already marked it as a duplicate of another playlist.

So, for example, program A identifies playlist 123.

MakeMKV doesn't list any titles corresponding to playlist 123, but its diagnostic messages may say that playlist 123 was a duplicate of playlist 85 and has therefore been skipped. So in MakeMKV you'll pick the title corresponding to playlist 85.

Thanks to everyone for your help! 814 works perfectly.