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I'm not suggesting it, although you seem to be. Perhaps you should ask the developer why you see so many titles with duration filtering on? I'm not sure if you are trolling or just clueless. Everyone in this thread except you sees about 50 playlists (with longer than 20 minutes runtime) in MakeMKV ...

DJRumpy wrote:Then you should probably tell Fry's Electronics that...

If you are seriously suggesting that you got a bootleg disc from Fry's, then YOU should be the one to tell them.

Everyone else who purchased Hunger Games retail discs received discs with about 50 very similar playlists.

@DJRumpy - I know exactly what you are saying, I have title length set to 500 secs and it gets all the non-movie stuff for the most part. (before I discovered this feature a year ago unchecking all the extra stuff was a pain). With my copy of The Hunger Games I have an eye popping 55 Titles that ar...

DJRumpy wrote:You aren't understanding what I'm saying. This is directly from the retail disk.

I understand perfectly what you are saying. You are just wrong. The actual retail discs have around 50 titles longer than 20 minutes. You must not have a real retail disc.

You can just go into the preferences and filter out anything less than 'x' number of seconds. For example, I filter everything less than 20 minutes, which gave me only 5 titles to examine from The Hunger Games. From there it was easy to identify which one was the correct one. Unfortunately, that te...

SamuriHL wrote: No, it has support for the Screen Pass copy protection and can determine the menu on its own. It's not looking at some website for it.

Oh, cool. I wonder if MakeMKV will be able to do that someday.

So is there a program or something that can identify the correct titles? This running blind seems less than desirable. Not really. The latest version of AnyDVD HD will tell you, but I don't think it figures it out itself, I think it is accessing the web where the AnyDVD people have figured it out t...

There is nothing wrong with ripping a disc you obtained legally. These forums are for the discussion of the legitimate uses of MakeMKV, which basically means making MKVs out of discs that are legally in your possession. You are doubly in the wrong (or perhaps triply): 1) You are posting about someth...

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Postings regarding RENTAL discs are not appreciated at this (and many other) forums... That's not really true. You are jumping to conclusions. It is not morally wrong to use MakeMKV on a rental disc as long as any MKVs (or other copies) you made are deleted when you return the disc. Some people may...

madzakk wrote:I have. I want to back-up what I have so if any of my Blu-Ray's get damaged I will always have a backup!

MakeMKV is not for copying a blu-ray disc to a BD-R. It is for making MKVs.

Why don't you buy the blu-ray?

This is a forum for MakeMKV. It makes MKVs. Not blu-rays. Your question is not relevant.

I don't know if those are bogus warnings or not, but if they are real, it is not surprising that you do not notice a problem. For me, the audio has to be at least 40msec out of sync before I notice it, and even then it is difficult to notice. The numbers in the warnings you posted are only a third o...

The only people qualified to even attempt to answer such a question would be practicing attorneys (or law professors) of your country, who specialize in copyright and related laws... Which situation I find to be extremely sad. When the law is so complex that ordinary people cannot determine whether...