I get disks sometimes that successfully ripped. However there are errors…in the log…this is the most common type
mode (v01.0 id=1534D764B687)
Using direct disc access mode
Loaded content hash table, will verify integrity of M2TS files.
File 00002.mpls was added as title #0
Title 00003.mpls is equal to title 00002.mpls and was skipped
Title 00004.mpls is equal to title 00002.mpls and was skipped
Title 00005.mpls is equal to title 00002.mpls and was skipped
File 00009.mpls was added as title #1
File 00011.mpls was added as title #2
Title #00001.m2ts has length of 76 seconds which is less than minimum title length of 120 seconds and was therefore skipped
Title #00005.m2ts has length of 13 seconds which is less than minimum title length of 120 seconds and was therefore skipped
Title #00007.m2ts has length of 5 seconds which is less than minimum title length of 120 seconds and was therefore skipped
Title #00009.m2ts has length of 10 seconds which is less than minimum title length of 120 seconds and was therefore skipped
Title #00013.m2ts has length of 33 seconds which is less than minimum title length of 120 seconds and was therefore skipped
Title #00017.m2ts has length of 5 seconds which is less than minimum title length of 120 seconds and was therefore skipped
Operation successfully completed
What does that mean? IS anything missing or something I should adjust? Is anything missing?
Error but successfully ripped
Re: Error but successfully ripped
I don't really see any errors in your example.
MakeMKV has a 'minimum title length' option in Preferences on the Video tab. If any titles are shorter than the time specified there, those titles are skipped. This is a way to reduce the 'noise' for folks just looking for the movie. There are two ways to get at the things that were skipped. The simplest is to change the minimum title length to something shorter. The second is to make a decrypted backup of the disc and play the skipped .m2ts files directly.
If you're concerned about the skipped .mpls files there are ways to get at those too. First, it is important to note a .mpls file can be thought of as a playlist of .m2ts files. All of the audio & video on a blu-ray is contained in .m2ts files. In the example, MakeMKV determined that .mpls 2, 3, 4, & 5 were all equal so it only showed .mpls 2 in the GUI. If you want to see one of the other .mpls files, again start with a decrypted backup of the disc and go into the /BDMV/PLAYLIST folder. Delete (or move) the file 00002.mpls then open the modified backup in MakeMKV. If will probably show you 00003.mpls added as title #0 then tell you 4 & 5 are equal to 3 and were skipped.
MakeMKV has a 'minimum title length' option in Preferences on the Video tab. If any titles are shorter than the time specified there, those titles are skipped. This is a way to reduce the 'noise' for folks just looking for the movie. There are two ways to get at the things that were skipped. The simplest is to change the minimum title length to something shorter. The second is to make a decrypted backup of the disc and play the skipped .m2ts files directly.
If you're concerned about the skipped .mpls files there are ways to get at those too. First, it is important to note a .mpls file can be thought of as a playlist of .m2ts files. All of the audio & video on a blu-ray is contained in .m2ts files. In the example, MakeMKV determined that .mpls 2, 3, 4, & 5 were all equal so it only showed .mpls 2 in the GUI. If you want to see one of the other .mpls files, again start with a decrypted backup of the disc and go into the /BDMV/PLAYLIST folder. Delete (or move) the file 00002.mpls then open the modified backup in MakeMKV. If will probably show you 00003.mpls added as title #0 then tell you 4 & 5 are equal to 3 and were skipped.
Re: Error but successfully ripped
Oh! That’s interesting and great to know! Thank you !