Removed UPNP streaming (Use VLC or Kodi with libmmbd instead).

VC1 video can be saved as raw elementary stream, without FOURCC AVI encapsulation.Default output file name can be customized using template.Linux: Fixed complilation errors with ffmpeg 4.MakeMKV could hang at the very end of MKV file creation in some rare cases.Transcoding to AC3 displayed incorrectly with custom conversion profiles.MKV creation failed for BDAV discs authored in a certain way.Audio transcoding could fail with newer ffmpeg versions.With 3D blu-ray invalid hashcheck errors were produced.With some discs MKV creation failed with DBG_ASSERT or DEBUG_CODE 45045000.libmmbd: Added compatibility for latest libaacs API (Kodi no longer crashes).New video processing engine, MakeMKV should be much more tolerant for MPEG files with errors (BDAV).MakeMKV now extracts closed captions and saves them as text subtitles.Some discs caused extensive reads and very slow operation at the start of MKV file creation.MakeMKV could crash during non-decrypted full disc backup.Here are the changelogs of both versions that were released this week: This week’s release adds support for discs protected by the AACS v66 copy protection, and introduces a new video processing engine. The developer of MakeMKV is also behind the so-called ‘hashed keys’, which are AACS 2.0 keys that make it possible to make backups of Ultra HD Blu-ray movies. Version 1.14.1 was released today and appears to fix some bugs that were introduced with Monday’s release.įor those who don’t know MakeMKV, the software is a one-click solution to rip and convert DVD, Blu-ray and Ultra HD Blu-ray discs. Version 1.14.0 was released last Monday and introduces a new video processing engine. This week, the developer of MakeMKV released two new versions of its video conversion software, that can also be used to rip Ultra HD Blu-ray movies.

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