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I do the same thing with the DVDs as I do with the BDs, put them in a storage box with the others. Neither is coming out of the box unless there is a reason to rip it again, because I discover that I screwed up something in encoding it and have already deleted the raw rip. The DVDs don't leave the c...

Sigh. It's a bug what was not manifesting itself. It happens only on discs that falsely claim closed-captions subtitles. Two workarounds, if you encounter a disc like that: 1. when selecting tracks, deselect the "cc->text" subtitle steams, as they are empty anyway. This is the easiest and fastest w...

If the errors were about not being able to read sectors, the only thing that can help that is cleaning or replacement.

However, if you do a backup of the disk, and that completes without error, you can have MakeMKV read that to make an MKV with the audio track you want.

AV synchronization issues were found in file 'title_t00.mkv' (title #1) Forced subtitles track #6 turned out to be empty and was removed from output file The AV sync message is spurious - it really should be JUST the forced subtitle track message, but they're tied together for some reason. Mike say...

There are rarely answers to submission emails; primarily, the response is an updated SVQ file being available that MakeMKV can pull when needed. Assuming you have "contact web server for updates" enabled, and it still isn't decoding, there may be an issue with it. With debug logging turned on, there...

The main question is, why doesn't the repository have the dev package for qt5, if it is using it?

Best bet if you've cleaned it is if you have someone local that has, and knows how to operate , a disk resurfacing machine. Prior to that, however, you can try my old stand-by... cleaning with Pledge furniture polish. It is a water-soluble wax that can fill minor surface scratches. Spray it on, rub ...

MakeMKV doesn't care about regions.

Are you letting MakeMKV select the tracks to pull?

Often, movies use "better specs" for commentary or descriptive audio track than the movie audio, and you'll have to manually select the correct track.

This topic explains how: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16405

Ideally, being able to prioritize languages would be great.

You CAN do it via default selection settings, assigning specific languages and even given them precedence over each other. But it isn't nearly as easy as picking from a pull-down

Like this one? viewtopic.php?f=8&t=21313

You can have MakeMKV installed on multiple computers at the same time; the key is that it's for a single user, not something you distribute to your friends.

I actually don't consider this a PEBKAC - it's an under-documented side effect of the setting. I tripped over it early on, which is why I remember it. I've also changed my methodology to select ALL audio/subtitle tracks, partly because some sources do not properly set language names. I sort the sele...

MKV is a container, not a codec. It can contain a variety of codecs.

What the container can contain is outlined in the Metroska specification documents:

https://www.matroska.org/technical/specs/index.html

Handbrake does not do HDR video right now, which is probably why your colors aren't as "vivid". It also defaults to "higher quality" than speed in the most recent versions, while it is likely that VCP is defaulting to speed, and MAY be making use of the hardware encoding available on newer Macs... t...