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So I've gone through all my 4K Discs and I have 6 total that have given me some kind of error. Either it will load the disc but give me errors and fail part way through. Or it will just spin the disc for several minutes saying loading and then fail with a timeout error. At this point since my Asus d...

MakeMKV will make a full disk backup. After the disk loads, select File>Backup. If the backup completes error free, then select File>Open Files and point it at the BDMV file in the backed up movie's folder. It will then create the MKV file(s). Thanks for the help. Unfortunately it didn't work so it...

That's what I was trying to figure out. What can I use to try and make a back up? The link in the error report doesn't tell me what to use. All it said is either dirty disc, bad disc, or failing drive. The disc has only been used once to watch it so it's obviously clean. And I had literally bought t...

So I was copying my 4K disc of Endgame and with 10 seconds remaining it started spitting out errors. There was a link that mentions possible reasons and that I could try manually copying the movie. How do I do that? My Blu-Ray copy ripped fine but I would really like the Atmos soundtrack of the 4K d...

So I got The Hobbit trilogy extended edition on blu ray today in the mail. I put in the first movie and saw that there are two files with the same length, file size, and chapters. Anybody out there know which ones to use for all three movies?

That kind of sucks. I like to use handbrake to reduce files sizes and keep the original film audio since I have a stereo receiver that can handle what's out there. I don't mind reducing the movies size since I've done a side by side comparison on a few movies and notice no change at all in the video...

Okay this is freakin weird. I like to use handbrake just to make the file a little smaller. I also don't notice a huge difference in visual quality, it still looks like the dvd. We'll both versions I ripped work fine in my standard player. with handbrake for the DD 5.1 audio in the audio section for...

Thanks found a video and tried what they said. SURPRISE! It's the same F'n file I've been trying. This time I tried DD5.1 instead of true master hd or what ever its called. I think for some reason the 7.1 audio causes a weird issue. I'm making to rips to see which one works.

How do I use Process Monitor for my disc to figure out what .mpls to use?
I still can't find the right file on my disc.
My issue is that when I copy the files that are mention on here then try to play them nothing happens. When I move the slider around it just shows a still frame of the movie.

Lost has forced subtitles in seasons 3 - 6, but they're hardcoded into the video. No need to worry about forced subtitles. Also, as noted, seasons 3 & 4 use LPCM which can be converted to FLAC by MakeMKV using Advanced Settings. Interesting. So if I ripped the subtitles but turn them off it wil...

So I tried what was mentioned on here and it didn't seem to work. Has anyone been able to figure out which one works with the Blu Ray from Amazon? I have the blu ray dvd combo that comes with the digital copy.

Finally got around to ripping this. I have the Amazon BR,DVD, Digital copy. HOLY WTF! Hopefully what people have posted on here is the right one to rip. I've never seen so many files to choose from.

I just did the dumbest thing ever. Season 3 and 4 go from being DTS-hd master audio to something called LPCM. Well I finish ripping season 3 and 4 and go to check one episode because I thought I might of done the wrong one. Well I had no audio. I guess what ever LPCM is my computer didn't recognize ...

I used the cloth I use for my glasses. It's a microfiber cloth.

Eh I guess it doesn't hurt to just start adding the subtitles. Hell how much space can they take up a gigabyte or two at most? Though it would be nice if I could find a site that tells me which episodes had subtitles.