You can see Cyberlink's requirements here.

According to the Blu-ray Forum (the official source of the Blu-ray standards) official UHD playback requires Intel's, now no longer included with new Intel processors, SGX (which turned out to be a train wreck of hardware security issues) 'Software Guard eXtensions', and only Cyberlink's PowerDVD supported it - but not anymore. This method has worked most of the time for me.Īt the end of the day, this will be a nuisance no matter how you tackle it.Click to expand.UHD Support on a PC under Windows is a slippery slope of no longer supported hardware - at least in an official sense. You then use this sequence to determine the correct playlist in MakeMKV.Īnother option to help you solve this on your own is to install the Java JRE, which can be used by MakeMKV to attempt to 'tag' the correct playlist (it will be labeled as 'FPL_MainFeature' in the Source Information pane). Just play the film in your app, and use the monitor to see which segments are played in which order. This approach assumes that you have a piece of software that has the Blu Ray codecs (not included in Windows by default, due to licensing costs). You can try using software like Process Monitor (commonly abbreviated as ProcMon in MakeMKV forums) or Process Explorer to allow your computer to sniff out the correct playlist.

You are in luck, here is the forum post for Green Room.

All the more reason to loathe them.Īs the others have said, MakeMKV forums typically have listings for movies that others have figured out. Hi u/Bob_Hopscotch, Lionsgate is notorious for using playlist obfuscation, so you can expect this nonsense on every movie you buy from them.

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