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Not a MakeMKV issue. Your drive can't read the disc, likely a damaged, dirty or poorly manufactured disc.

Mike sets the price with avangate at $50, any variation in prison email you see is to do with them. You should direct your questions to them.

Doing a fade requires re-encoding, which is outside the scope of MakeMKV.

It would also not be a lossless process.

Adobe Premiere Pro does the kind of work you are looking for.

It's the cost of 4 movies & cheaper than the competition.

As it's in beta right now, I'd expect the price to go up when it's final.

I think you'd be better off posting this on your players forum. MakeMKV hasn't done anything for the video or audios stream from the DVD other than repackage it.

Program fails to open a disc or crashes, what should I do?

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you'll be contacted if the developer needs more info, until then, just give the disc a try every day or two until it works

Devore wrote:Tell me more about this "XBMC tuning"?

My bad! I was typing in a hurry, I meant the x264 tuning in handbrake:

I have an ever increasing in space Drobo which right now is around 9tb. I rip the main movies and move them over to the Drobo for safe keeping, but on my media server i tend to compress everything down to 720p using handbrake on high profile with the xbmc tuning depending what kind of film it is; to...

What do you mean?

I think people only brick them when they try the 3rd party firmwares. I had 3 generations of the WDTV and they were all rock solid.

Damaged / Dirty / Defective disc.

Bunch of cheaters. Sadly I'm not even a little bit surprised, my friend who develops software for converting videos to work on cell phones and tablets has had similarly unpleasant run ins with the same company.

Just makes me all the more eager to recommend MakeMKV to people!

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