And if there's a better subforum for this than Decrypting, kindly move this post appropriately. I've ripped a couple dozen BD's for my Plex server with MakeMKV before, but this one requires more technical knowledge than I've needed so far. Title sorting is not a big deal, but if I don't have the 'magic number' in the name, I have to look into every episode to see what's in there and rename it.Apologies if my terminology is inaccurate. So why would MakeMKV come up with an initial sorting like this - it starts with 3: In case there is a playlist 'play all', the segment map numbers are in their correct order, like the show UFO for instance has: 0, 1, 2, 3, 7 No guarantee I suppose, but maybe good enough to begin with.

This helped, but the main problem remained, because I couldn't find a template variable to name the output files after the segment number, which should, in theory, be the correct order as it would be watched. Suddenly I have realized that there is a unique segment map number where I could at least uncheck duplicates before going on. The worst case was the Batman 60s series, with its 12 episodes a disc, showing each twice and in random order was kind of horrible to manage afterwards. The order of the titles MakeMKV found matched the episodes on the disc in the correct order.īut on Blu-ray with its multiple playlists and other differences, it is no use because the title numbers are random (?) instead of the sequence it would be watched. There are a lot of old TV series out now on Blu-ray which I already own on DVD. Maybe you can give me a hint what I could do, or have overlooked. There has been some discussion about matters like this in the past years, but I coudn't find a solution for me using MakeMKV GUI.

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