MakeMKV is PC or MAC software that will extract 2D or 3D BD to MKV format
without any Video or Audio loss of quality.
Benefits of MakeMKV in relation to 3D BDISO files on Mede8er X3D player
* Zero loss in Quality
Full 1920 x 1080 image -
Full HD Audio* 3D MVC in MKV container is easier to stream on a network and you should be able to stream most if not all 3D files on Samba from a good NAS on a Gbit Network
* File size of the MKV will be smaller than the ISO as you only keep the Playlist, Subs and Audio tracks that you need.
* Subtitles are supported and you can add your own SRT if required.
* If selected the Forced BD Subtitles with appear in the Subtitle list.
* Chapter functionality is fully retained.
* As the MVC is one file within the MKV it solves the problem of branched BD’s – Most players cannot deal that well with M2TS / HD Audio files that are split -- you can get audio and picture freeze when jumping from one branch to another.
* Automatically open in 3D with Mede8er Firmware V1.0.4 and later. Add 'TB' or '3DTAB' to file name
Example 'file.name.TB.mkv' or 'file.name.3DTAB.mkv'
* It has been reported that these files can be streamed via UPNP but we have not checked this as yet.

Download MakeMKV
http://makemkv.com/Simple Guide
http://www.mede8er.org/artwork/temp/makeMKV_guide_v1.jpgMakeMKV Tutorial
http://www.makemkv.com/onlinehelp/Tutorial by Nicolas Bécuwe
http://www.hdfever.fr/2012/09/02/tutoriel-riper-un-blu-ray-3d-en-mkv-avcmvc-full-hd-3d-avec-makemkv/ Mede8er has no interest or connection to MakeMKV software but we feel this may well be a elegant solution for many of our users.
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Subtitle IssuesTwo issues have been identified with MKV subtitles.
1) The 3d plane used is screen depth...not the plane set in the subtitles. That is normally plane 0, i.e. "front".
2) Subtitles can disappear on pause, or alternate subtitles vanish.
Tsmuxer has now caught up with MakeMKV. V2 handles 3D, and will also remove branching, but in BD form. It is also lossless repackaging. The x3d BD player processes subtitles correctly.
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/tsMuxeRAny problems should be posted here:-
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=b78c7e2e394dfc954fcac131da93253b&t=168539Those who have not yet started to use MakeMKV and need subtitles should seriously consider this route instead.