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MakeMKV reads them as one 21.4GB title with 28 chapters. Interesting. If you play the Blu-ray, don't you get the option to play the individual episodes? I've never heard of an authored released that didn't provide that option. If so, that means there are 7 playlists corresponding to the episodes. T...

waldo22 wrote:Thing is, my Season 1 was individual episodes, but Season 2 discs seem to have one big file so far.

Have looked at the disc contents? Is there really a single M2TS file that is about 40GB?

A lot of companies offer lifetime licence and later regret it. New product comes out (UHD BD), people with an existing lifetime license expect to get a free update to handle this product. That's not financially viable for the vendor so they shut down, create a new shell corporation and continue wor...

I can't focus on a panning scene for example (it feels like someone taking their fingertips and lightly pushing on my eyelids), that's what hurts my eyes. Remember the movie "Cowboys and Aliens" there's a panning scene of the desert at the beginning, the frame judder is so bad that it mak...

Woodstock wrote:But a lot of users don't give a crap about what is a pain for us, underscores are ugly and must die a horrible death!

I think underscores are great. I use them all the time and have done so for decades.

I got sick of waiting for my Amazon shipment, so I walked into Best Buy and bought "The Martian" 4K UltraHD Blu-ray. You aren't going to be able to back it up, even if you get a drive that will read the disc. The 4K releases have to use AACS 2.0, which has not been busted, yet. The DVDFab...

Another popular request is to not put _ in place of spaces when generating the name... or at least the option to not do that. Keep in mind that on a Unix/Linux system, spaces in directory, and file, names are a no-no. Specifically when a program is operated from a command line. Spaces are command l...

I'm really sensitive to 24 fps judder _ it hurts my eyes and eventually I'll get a headache. I suspect that your eyes do not have an issue, but your brain does. :mrgreen: Does this mean you can't watch TV shows either, as all are produced at either 23.976 fps or 25 fps? but it looks like Hollywood ...