Interestingly, DVD discs don’t present a problem. 24000/1001) doesn’t make a difference either. Specifying a frame rate in MKVmerge (e.g. Playing over the network or off a USB drive makes no difference. This consistently happened using different b u-ray discs and using both the production 1.03.29B and beta 1.03.39B Live+ firmware versions. But when the split scene clips were played on my WDTV Live+, the audio was not sync’d to the video at the beginning of the clip. And the full-length rips played fine on my WDTV Live+ as well. The resultant full-length rips *and* scene clips played fine on a Windows 7 PC (I used MPC Home Cinema 圆4). Aside from specifying the split timecodes, the only other MKVmerge option changed was disabling of header compression for the video & audio tracks (for the by-now obvious reasons). The latest versions of both programs as of this weekend were used. I used the timecode method to do this (enter a HH:MM:SS timecode for each split position in time). The excerpts were then created by splitting with MKVmerge. I created the clips by first ripping a movie with MakeMKV. He’ll be taking along a WDTV Live+ to do this (its easier to transport a WDTV than a disc player across the country!). A friend of mine is a Sony Partner and wants to use the clips to demo his product in the Sony booth at this week’s CEDIA Expo. I’ve been trying to create video clips of scenes excerpted from full-length MKV rips for playback on a WDTV Live+. With MakeMKV you can easily convert your favorite DVD and Blu-Ray movies to MKV files that can be watched anywhere without any noticeable loss of quality.Apologies for the provocative title, but you know how it gets after debugging a problem for a few days … However, support for Blu-Ray will only be free during the Beta stage, so you better download this one right now! MakeMKV's developers state that the program works with protected (encrypted) DVD and Blu-Rays, and also that the DVD ripping will always stay free.
MakeMKV will do the job at an impressive speed and let you know when it's finished. Now it's your turn to select which video clips you want to convert and press the corresponding button.
MakeMKV will read the contents of the disc and display them on the program interface. Simply go to File > Open disc and select your player. Don't be scared if you see an error message when reading the table of contents – I got it and the program worked fine. Insert the disc in your player and wait for the program to read it.
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