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DV rips fine for me on Mint. I'd suggest building it yourself.

How are you verifying that the DV layer is present in the MKV?

brian@nimon:~$ ls -l /usr/sbin/blkid -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 121096 Feb 7 08:33 /usr/sbin/blkid brian@nimon:~$ blkid /dev/sdb1: UUID="766E-B2AE" TYPE="vfat" PARTUUID="e78d1718-57ec-4ddf-9ef5-d50f589bf293" /dev/sdb2: UUID="2cbf85b9-d27c-48ae-b427-8de462ef22d0" ...

Installation is covered in the pinned post here viewtopic.php?f=3&t=224. I use those instructions for installing on Linux Mint and they work great.

What problems are you having trying to install?

What does this post have to do with 'MKV file processing and playback'????

schlitzbull wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 01, 2022 10:44 pm

Ghostbusters Amazon sent. Thanks for your hard work.

I got my copy from Amazon yesterday and was able to rip it right away.

I'm not sure on Windows, but on Linux if start MakeMKV, open preferences and then close MakeMKV it creates the entry in the .MakeMKV.conf file. Maybe the same trick works to create the registry key?

Normally MakeMKV saves the settings in $HOME/.MakeMKV/settings.conf

As a test, try creating that file with this line:

app_Key = "your_secret_key"

and see if it works. Or, just search your system for the .MakeMKV directory to find out where Guix thinks the users home is.

When opening my burned from DVD-Recorder disc, I'm getting a IFO corrupted error. Disc plays fine in VLC, and will rip everything for the 2nd title. However it only rips the video for the 1st title. Any ideas? If you recorded the disc yourself and didn't finalize it that could cause this error. You...

Hi all! I'm running MakeMKV on a headless Ubuntu server. I recently purchased a registration code and am having trouble entering it properly. I've created a file in /home/USER/.MakeMKV/settings.conf with contents app_Key="appkeyhere" and it doesn't seem to be responding as everytime I go ...

I had this happen sometimes with my older LG drive in an enclosure. I never really worried about it as I just used the internal DVD drive when that happened. I later got a new PC and put the LG drive directly in the PC connected via SATA. DVD read problems went away! Later, I got a new ASUS UHD driv...

I tried taking a microfiber cloth to it in between drive swaps too. It may need a better cleaning than just a cloth. Some dish soap or alcohol. Sometimes when I have this problem a simple wipe with a cloth takes care of it. Personally I have found that eyeglass wipes (several times on occasion) wor...

inflate wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 09, 2021 11:25 pm

but it just keeps stopping (that is the say the progress bar stops & the time to complete gradually increases).

That sounds more like a disc problem. Either dirty or damaged. Try cleaning the disc.

I was able to rip both discs last night. US retail purchased at Walmart.

It's the same. But the first build is the one where you have to install all of the dependencies, so it can be the difficult one to build. Once you've done it the first time, you now have everything you need to build new releases. So it's the same procedure minus installing dependencies.

I'm just trying to spend some effort now to avoid some later. Since the snap auto updates I only need to figure this out once instead of having to rebuild makemkv every time there's a release. Once you have built MakeMKV the first time, it's trivial to do it on a new release. It seems to me that th...