When even bonus contents are affected, as you can see from this log (from BTTF part 3 in UHD): In case I am not making myself clear, this is what I am complaining about: Listen, I am not complaining about things that still have to be fixed or that may never will. If that's possible then it would make everyone's life much easier, even if you say there are a million bugs yet to be fixed. The difference is that MakeMKV is showing you the details of what’s happening and what it’s doing to compensate when needed.Īll I want to know, even if this can't be fixed, is a detailed account on which titles are affected, and which ones MAKEMKV is giving a false alert. You should be aware though that due to disc authoring, not all AV Sync issues are going to ever just disappear. But it sounds like MakeMKV’s pace of development might not be for you. Tue 10:11 pmif you depended on rips created by MAKEMKV. Otherwise it's like a young boy saying "it's just a prank!" after scaring to death a 90 year old guy that has heart problems. If this is a false message then you need to get rid of it, too, unless it really means an issue. And let's stop saying this is only due to Atmos, since the warning is appearing for most discs. If that copy is flawed while the disc never was then you would be furious to find out this is all MAKEMKV's doing. There were also instances in which I sold the disc and only kept a copy saved as MKV. Since I rip multiple contents I would only discover a problem really later, and if it's happening with many discs then it would be annoying to go back to them and rip again. Now if I can't fully trust whatever I am ripping, and if these warnings appear 90% of the time, then this creates an atmosphere of doubt if what you are ripping is flawed.
The advantage of creating MKVs is also being able to add/remove audio/subtitle tracks. You would act the same if you depended on rips created by MAKEMKV. It's just that I've been using this program for years and once I enabled logging I am seeing these warnings on multiple discs, even DVDs and Blu-rays. Neither of these issues demand the "sky is falling" drama that you're trying to create. If you're talking about the possible AV Sync error occurring at 0:00:00, then yes, this seems to be a relatively recent new type of error, and we'll have to wait for more info from Mike or a new version to address what the issue may be. If you're talking about the false AV Sync message appearing when forced subtitles are removed, that has already been confirmed as a bug and a false message, as reiterated in this thread. Tue 1:43 amWhat kind of bug this is anyway, that is so widespread?
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