![]() I think my drive doesn't support makemkv. I ran makemkvcon from hypervisor to guest to container and none of them worked. ![]() Any ideas or should I open a bug with MakeMKV? My optical drive is this one here. I don't know how to verify that cont-init.d picked up my drives, but I'm able to see both devices in my /dev/ folder. I'm able to verify the contents of my DVD in the Proxmox guest and the container by mounting them. ![]() You're letting the computer beat you! FYI, this issue still exists. I don't think of buying new hardware as an easy win, generally. I am closing this issue, but hopefully if anyone else encounters this problem with an internal DVD drive it will lead them towards trying a USB DVD drive and potentially seeing an easy win. 5 Jamebonds1 1:38am Technically, tamper with encryption copy, such as DVD and Blu-Ray, is illegal. You can get its temporary beta key for free or buy the full activation/lifetime key. ![]() It's like having your Blurays in your HDD's. MakeMKV is free while the software in beta. As such, I am forced to conclude that the issue was either a problem with that internal DVD drive or with the way Proxmox was passing it through. Makemkv is the best I've tried so far, basically get a ripped Bluray with just about all its functionalities, like subtitles, different audio (DTS, Dolby), multi-language, etc. I have bought a USB Blu-Ray drive, and that is picked up just fine by the MakeMkv Docker container after that specific USB device is passed through to the Ubuntu server VM in Proxmox. ![]()
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