dat file on the root of the backup output directory. Once it gets to the stream folder we can cancel and take directly from the disk (maybe we could even just let it do the whole thing this way?). So we have to click 'backup disk' and let it copy. Lflfm wrote:Hi guys, I see this is an old post and maybe this is why I don't se this option to rip without decrypting.?!? The disk is also fine, also brand-new I bought it for this purpose (actually I bought it for my wife to watch it in German to learn, but she refuses to watch movies on the TV like a normal person, so I bought the bluray drive to rip the thing and put it on her phone now movies 1-6 work fine, but movie 7, parts 1 and 2 seem to be problematic for makemkv.) I copied the files into the HD using windows copy/paste and it came just fine now I just need to understand how to make makemkv read from this source. I managed to copy the entire contents of the disk to my HD (no read errors btw) but now how do I do the 'fast and simple way to convert such copy into encrypted MakeMKV backup that can be opened by MakeMKV later'.?įor details: the drive works fine, it's brand-new I bought it for this purpose. I'm trying to rip the 7th db from a movie box set (want to convert for watching on the go with my phone) and I'm getting the read errors that pointed me to the same link OP mentioned. Hi guys, I see this is an old post and maybe this is why I don't se this option to rip without decrypting.?!? Then, eject the disc, start MakeMKV, select File>Open Files and navigate to and double click the discatt.dat file. Stop the backup, quit MakeMKV, delete the incomplete BDMV file from the backup folder and drag-and-drop the file BDMV from the disc to the folder. At that point, it has saved the disc code, which is a file called 'discatt.dat'. Let it run until it gets to the first m2ts file. Start a backup, uncheck the decrypt option. I'm running Mac OS 10.11.6 and the procedure seems to be slightly different. One always gives the disc error mentioned in the first post and another gives some sort of 'OS lost communication' error that says this has to be a power problem with a bus powered drive, but like I said, I'm not using bus powered drives.

They are not damaged discs, even though MakeMKV says they are, and it's not a drive power problem, because I'm using full sized drives in powered enclosures. I'm glad someone dug into this a bit, because I've been having an increasing problem with disc errors.

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