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This method was determined by TempGuy1. His method will work on a Mac or Windows machine. TempGuy1 is the man. He figured out a great work around. It is flawless...but requires some personal work. If you don't want to put a few minutes work into this...keep watching the forums for people that have f...

I PM'd with TempGuy1...see earlier posts. His method will work on a Mac or Windows machine. TempGuy1 is the man. He figured out a great work around. It is flawless...but requires some personal work. If you don't want to put a few minutes work into this...keep watching the forums for people that have...

I used that title and it worked...don't know what to say.

Take a look at this thread: http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic ... 510#p32510

I have several BD that have 50-100 titles with similar sizes and lengths that 'could' be the proper title. How do I determine the correct one? I apologize if this is a NOOB question. That is what I am.

Thanks.

Glad to know it's common for future rips. I still don't understand why my forced subtitles aren't showing even after I select all of the subtitle (and children) tracks.

Cheers.

Thanks Woodstock...

There are three english subtitle tracks with each having a 'child' forced subtitle track. My last rip I selected all of them.

Cheers.

Brett

Ripping BD 'The Avengers.' My rip turns out fine with regards to AV, but I can't seem to get the right settings for subtitles. In an early part of the film their is some Russian language. I'm trying to get the English forced subtitles to show up. I'm a complete noob when it comes to this. I know ver...

I had the same problem. Tried to rip to MKV and had read errors. Watched movie without difficulty. Tried to do backup of disc...hash check failures...'file corrupt.' Not sure this is a damaged disc. I don't know anything about the tech of ripping movies, but this 'seems' like copy protection to me.