When I try to rip "The Music of Silence" (a dual-layered DVD), it initializes, scans the seamless segments of the title, then rips exactly 15.6MB of the movie. At this point the software hangs for several minutes before failing with no specific error. I am certain this is not due to a read error as I was able to take a full iso of the disc with no issues. The debug log seems to complain about some sort of "broken timecode" in the title but I do not know what this means.
Debug Log: https://pastebin.com/AZu13Mbu
A full, decrypted iso of the disc can be provided privately upon request.
The Music Of Silence - "broken timecode"
Re: The Music Of Silence - "broken timecode"
I think the broken timecode message is a result of the earlier error.
I didn't see any of the usual drive-can't-read-the-disc errors in your log. I couldn't say what's gone wrong in your case, but something clearly has.
What happens if you use MakeMKV to make a DVD backup instead of ripping a title directly from the disc?
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001002:0020 LIBMKV_TRACE: Exception: Error in p->FetchFrames(2,true)What happens if you use MakeMKV to make a DVD backup instead of ripping a title directly from the disc?
Re: The Music Of Silence - "broken timecode"
It wasn't clear to me if you made the .iso with MakeMKV. Presumably you did?
If that's the case, then I think there's something weird with that DVD which seems to have uncovered a potential bug in MakeMKV.