Is there a way to "test" a disc to make sure the disc is good? mkv from the encrypted backup without having to read from the optical disc again. When the key for your disc is available, you can make a. In the interim, you can create an encrypted backup of your disc if you like. tgz dump file on Friday, perhaps try submitting it again in case it got lost in whatever the email server weirdness was. Over the weekend, there were reports on this forum that some people were getting email bounce messages when they submitted things to It seems to be fixed now, however. tgz file into a 'hash key' that MakeMKV can use to decrypt a disc is a manual one performed by MakeMKV's author so it can take a variable amount of time. From your post, I can't tell if you emailed the. The UHD FAQ ( viewtopic.php?f=12&t=16883) has some reasons why that might be the case. If MakeMKV can't decrypt your disc then it is probably because MakeMKV doesn't have a key for your disc. If you're not getting those kinds of errors, then presumably MakeMKV can download the necessary keys just fine. The Fixing Volume Key is Unknown post ( viewtopic.php?f=12&t=24711) outlines the steps to take to understand what's happening in that case. There are messages in the log when a necessary download fails for some reason. Normally this process happens silently with no log entries. These keys allow MakeMKV to decrypt the discs you ask it to rip. As you probably know, MakeMKV downloads "Hash Keys" when it needs to and stores them on your computer.
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