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If you navigate (using a web browser) to hkdata.fairuse.org, you'll see a message saying "hosting disabled" (in Russian). This means that the issue is not on your side or mine - it's on the host that holds the HK data. There's nothing we can do about it except wait for it to be resolved.

Done. I swear, I did search the FAQ for crash, and it didn't come up with anything. Oh well..

Running MakeMKV to convert a Blu-Ray into MKV files on the second disk of Good Omens crashes, with a segmentation fault. This applies only if I try to convert a specific MPLS file; close investigation reveals that that MPLS file contains a concatenation of all the text-to-speech files for the menus....

Okay, I was wrong with my earlier post. You can't simply tell MakeMKV to go ahead - it'll fail, claiming a lack of free space. Instead, you need to get rid of the local Time Machine snapshots. The easiest way is to turn off Time Machine, wait a few minutes for the local snapshots to be removed, and ...

The issue is due to Time Machine. I'm currently being moderated if I post links (fair enough), so do a search on your favourite search engine for "time machine local snapshots", and hop over to the support document on Apple's website. The full details of what's going on are there. It's mostly a usef...

This is due to a combination of two things colliding. The first is the way that MakeMKV checks for disk space. I don't know the exact details - only Mike will know for sure (and any other developers that work on the codebase) - but you can get an estimate that matches the estimate MakeMKV gets by op...