However, I'm not having much luck with ripping TV episodes as I'd like. without worrying at all about the filename until the very end. Since MC's library is so powerful, I can more easily keep track of what's ripped, what's transcoded, etc. I was thinking too much like my old process of running MakeMKV myself and having to manage all the resulting files. Could MC somehow enable and tail MakeMKV's debug log?Īnd I realized that I don't care as much about the file naming thing as I thought. I generally spot-check everything I rip along every step of the way anyway, so if it's not something MakeMKV will allow it's not the end of the world. Note: If you're having trouble ripping Blu-Ray with an unlicensed version of MakeMKV, you will need to use the temporary beta activation key that can be obtained on the MakeMKV forum. MakeMKV profile support will likely be added later for users using expert mode in MakeMKV. Currently, Media Center will rip with MakeMKV using the default MakeMKV profile. Some settings will need to be set in MakeMKV. Multiple optical drives are supported and can be ripped from simultaneously. The ripped files will be saved to the appropriate folder set in Media Center. Check the titles in the dialog to select which to rip and click OK to start ripping with MakeMKV. When it's done, Media Center will create a dialog displaying the list of titles. Clicking 'Rip with MakeMKV' will send a command to open and scan the disc for titles.
If the conditions are met, a new button will appear in the Rip Disc action window to 'Rip with MakeMKV'.
JRiver Media Center will check to make sure the appropriate version of MakeMKV is present. To rip using MakeMKV, click on 'Rip Disc' in the Action Window. You must have MakeMKV version 1.16.0 or later installed. This option is currently only available on the Windows version. JRiver Media Center 28 for Windows has a new option to rip DVDs and Blu-Ray with MakeMKV if MakeMKV is installed on the machine.
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