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For all television series you cannot assume that the episodes are sequentially numbered MPLS files on the disc. You have to visually or temporally (i.e. the run time) verify the correct episodes. This is not a makemkv bug. I had to do this with The Expanse series 1-3 blurays. Oh, I completely under...

Good information, thank you! It turns out my problem was something else entirely. On my import copy, the end of each title had an extra chapter entitled 'textless elements'. When I go to encode these, I can just make the stop point the beginning of these chapters.

I'm having the exact same problem with the Expanse seasons 1-3 set that I got today. It's Region B (a UK import). I ripped the first two seasons but the resulting MKV files are all out of whack. This is what shows up in the details window after I loaded S1 D1 back up again: Using direct disc access ...

Hundreds of playlists on the retail release of The Lighthouse. Anyone know which is the correct one?

Thanks!

Anyone have the RB version of this?

I'm having the same exact problem today on my disc for "The Omen". I'm on Debian 10, and running the latest MakeMKV (compiled per instructions). This is the only disc that I have ever received this error on. I have ripped multiple titles the last couple of days, this is the first time I'm seeing it....

Indeed, 501 worked for me. I viewed the whole movie last night and it played fine. Thanks!

I can confirm that for a fact, the Red Box playlist of 299 is not correct. I got about 15 minutes into the film when the scenes started to jump around.

Welp, I can confirm that 00473.mpls IS NOT the correct playlist.

I'm not sure if this is correct or not, but both HandBrake and MPC-HC defaulted to 00473.mpls for me. I've already ripped it, but haven't had a chance to watch it yet.