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Those are called tarballs. It's the Linux equivalent of rar or zip files.

That's probably Windows Media Player. Have you also tried MPC-HC?

Hi pofigster, have you already sent the debug to support?

Either this could be a bad disk or drive. You might also want to try another just to isolate the issue.

I keep getting the AV transform failed error.

Can you please post the exact error message?

No need to worry about this. To me, this is a usual behavior of Windows. It has something to do with error checking and estimated time frame may not be accurate and can suddenly change over few hours.

I'm not really sure if this is available in Linux version but do you have show AV sync issues available? It could perhaps point you to the right direction.

What's the latest AACS version that shows up on your main screen? Make sure it's up to date.

+1 on naming lossless audio tracks based on channel please.

Maybe check on the region settings as well? Are you also using VLC on the PC?

Messed with the ffdshow settings and got it to somewhat work properly.

Hi. What settings did you configure to make this work please?

Correct. Unlike Windows, for me, you have to search for almost everything. Good thing is that with the error message that we get, we have plenty of resource to check.

Not really sure why this is happening but what happens when you run the GUI from terminal with debug?

Thanks. And additionally, is there an option for forced subtitles not to be tagged as forced? I'm just wondering if this is possible since I cannot find any option.

Are you using subtitles with this too? This might help.

http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic ... xer#p26773