Hi,
I have either a question or a feature request. If I have a Blu-Ray ISO image, which has the protection removed (let's say by AnyDVD), why can I not use makemkv to produce a .mkv? It simply resolves to failure because the volume ID or something is unknown. It seems fine when tried with dvdfab. Could we have an option to declare a source "unprotected"?
Unencrypted Blu-Ray iso, why must makemkv fail?
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rkofcal
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crowfax
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Re: Unencrypted Blu-Ray iso, why must makemkv fail?
You can do what you're asking.
If it doesn't work turn on debug and post your log here.
If it doesn't work turn on debug and post your log here.
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paulster
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Re: Unencrypted Blu-Ray iso, why must makemkv fail?
That's how I rip 95% of my discs to MKV. It works fine for me, and I use the same tool to remove the protection and create the initial ISO for backup purposes.
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rkofcal
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Re: Unencrypted Blu-Ray iso, why must makemkv fail?
Thanks for the confirmation that it can be done. I was getting consistent failures and updated to the latest version of makemkv (I am using the MAC OS version), and now it works. I have a few iso's that failed before and none of them fail anymore.
Strange that I had these issues earlier, maybe I had some corruption.
Strange that I had these issues earlier, maybe I had some corruption.