then ripping that to MKV using MKVToolnix. and ended up ripping folder structure with MakeMKV first (to remove protection).
#JOHN WICK 2 MPLS MAKEMKV SEGMENT MAP 508 MOVIE#
but on Zootopia UHD there was an audio click at the end of movie when Hobbs gives speech at graduation and scene transit to police briefing).
there might be issues when frames are dropped (not supposed to happen. "AV sync detected - 0 frames dropped to reduce sync to 22ms" something like that. playlists with multiple segments will always have them. MakeMKV will notify you when it detects one. you can look and single out which m2ts is different and try playing it (having AnyDVD really helps here) to see what makes those playlists different this simply list which mt2s are part of playlist in the order they are shown. for me looking at segment map helps me determine what to rip. you can (1) name them (2) set the order weight - smallest order appear first in the list of tracks (3) set flags "d" is default, "f" is forced, "df" both if enabled, MKV will extract subs that are marked by force flag Under each subtitle will be "sub level" forced. note that 3D rips can be watched in 2D too but you might need AAC if your equipment cannot decode TrueHDģD videos will have MVC "sub level". you don't need DTS track as DTSHD has one truly imbedded in it. Under HD tracks there will be "sub level" tracks. last set is forced subtitles if BD have them separate. first set is normal subs (that includes SDH). for example eng, spa, jap, pol, rus, ukr, eng, spa, jap, eng, spa, jap, eng, spa, jap). There might be "set" of subtitles (all languages. if there is SDH (for hearing impaired) those come first. followed by audio description (narrator explains things for visually impaired) if BD have them.Įnglish audios at the very end of the list (after foreign ones) are commentaries. first ones are soundtracks in different formats. Localized versions of movies - multiple big files of about same size but same running length(first one is usually English) Multiple versions of movie - 2 big files of different size and different running lengthģ. difference is - second contains English and Japanes, first contains English and other foreign languagesĢ. Hidden Japanese tracks - there are always 2 big files of same size. look for biggest file size with chapters. which i will explain later.Īs others suggested. I also advise turning on AV sync notifications ->->->. so I set it quite low at 30s and have to filter through lots of rubbish, but its not that bad) as previous ppl suggested you can control what is available to rip by setting minimum movie length ->->-> (i personally also rip all available trailers.
Be sure I will convert these to MKV when it can support DV. I use DVDFab only with DolbyVision titles to rip only main movie title (MakeMKV if do folder backup includes all extras/menus that I don't use).
One could simply create a folder with the proper name and then rip with makemkv it would mean no renaming of the filename would be necessary for MC to gather the metadate from tmdb. That would save a lot of hassle for those ripping a lot, or those who are not so comfortable with Windows. I believe MakeMKV can use expressions to change the default naming of the files it produces, instead of the unhelpful Title#.Īs an aside, I often wish MC could use Carnac on the containing folder name if the filename is simply Title # when autoimporting MKVs made by MakeMKV. I personally use both apps at different times, but MC's ripping of the whole disc, including menus is very much appreciated. The metadata lookup before ripping is a fantastic feature that MakeMKV cannot match. Now, with DVDFab Passkey, I get them to rip the movies, including UHD (with "friendly" drives) directly from MC. I find a lot of my older customers have trouble with BluRay ripping in MakeMKV. Yes, this is an annoying problem, especially as you got four candidate 32GB files in the mix.
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