Without my Bluray reader in front of me to test this out, I would try the following: These are alternate language versions and you should just rip them all and then delete the ones you don't need. According to a tutorial on YouTube, sometimes you'll find multiple Titles that are all the same, very large size. If there is a Title with a file size that is vastly larger in than all the rest, that's your best bet. It obviously doesn't stop the real pirates as all those copies end up on file-sharing sites anyway, but as you can see, it once again, primarily frustrates legitimate usage.
As part of a false sense of "anti-piracy", many Blu-Rays are stuffed with so-called garbage playlists. I have figured out that the 5.1 Dolby Digital track is often going to be the narration track, but beyond that I'm lost.Īny other tips or feedback would be appreciated.If the automatic guessing of the correct playlist file of MakeMKV doesn't work, then have a look here. I have run about 5 tests so far and I keep winding up with audio tracks which are either commentary or descriptive narration. The problem I'm having is trying to identify the correct playlist in MakeMKV. I already know I can rip the content from the Blu-Ray using MakeMKV, then write to a DCP using DCP-O-Matic. I would like to create a DCP from the Blu-Ray, but I'm looking for some feedback. DCP content is not available, so we will need to play from Blu-Ray. Later this month we are playing Yellow Submarine at our drive-in. If you choose to upload an avatar image, please remember that it IS a requirement that the image must be a clear photo of your face.
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