Users need to install additional MKV players to view the outputs. MakeMKV can only convert DVDs and Blu-ray discs to MKV format.
The outputs' quality is as great as most paid Blu-ray rippers.ġ. It is available to Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.Ħ. MakeMKV has integrated decryption technology, so you do not need additional software.ģ.ĝuring ripping DVDs or Blu-ray discs, it will preserve all video and audio tracks, chapters' information and other meta information.Ĥ.Ěll the features are free to use currently, including Blu-ray decryption and ripping.ĥ. This Blu-ray ripper is able to read the Blu-ray discs encrypted by latest version of AACS and BD+. MakeMKV supports to rip both DVDs and Blu-ray discs.Ģ. Although it is a freeware, MakeMKV is greater than some paid DVD and Blu-ray rippers.ġ. MakeMKV is one of the best DVD and Blur-ray ripper on the market. Applying FUTs also adds forensic marks to "repaired" files that describe all aspects of VM implementation including information that in some cases allows to identify a player up to a serial number. "Execution of BD+ code produces so-called FUTs - "fix-up tables" that contain information how to repair specific files. "BD+ program code must be executed in order to access protected AV clips in addition to being encrypted AV clips are also "damaged" and BD+ code execution is required to "fix" the files." Is it still doesn't work, follow instructions on that link to report your disc to them so they can create a patch. Also, don't run MakeMKV directly from within a ZIP file, you need to extract/install it so that it finds the local SVQ database file. MakeMKV downloads it automatically - as long as you don't block it on your firewall. Sounds like you don't have the needed SVQ for that disc. Yes, no one in the world as ever noticed that their rips sound different from the original Your findings please? Run a check with Audacity and find out. It is highly unlikely that so many people did not face this problem, think that all are unaware and consider the rips as proper. Possibility to rip Blu Ray to have them in MC library was an important factor to move from disc spinners to computer audio, but as I can see it, with current protection schemes it is not possible to achieve quality rip from Blu-Ray. Opened suspected tracks 2 and 15 in Audacity - track 2 has lower Center level and occasional distortion, track 15 - almost nothing on Center channel, except for short burst of noise half a way through. My next try was Makemkv - backup, then DVD Extractor converted tracks 2 - 8 other tracks - protected with BD+ - will not do. MCH discovered that on track 2 something is missing. Imported to MC and very happy that it plays. Initially I used Makemkv (rip to mkv)and MMH (media music helper - Win only). I wonder if there are people who ripped successfully Electric Ladyland Blu-Ray.
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