We don't mind using the DVD solution I have come up with. There are a lot of bad design problems with this car when it comes to the entertainment center (fortunately the rest of the car is pretty good). Unfortunately the car also does not support plugging in a USB hub to solve the problem - it specifically gives you a message that USB hubs are not supported when you try to plug one in. In other words we can either have our phone plugged in for Android Auto or have the USB flash drive plugged in, but not both at the same time. There is just one problem - there is only one USB port in the car and we use Android Auto pretty heavily (mainly for Waze). Yes I have looked into using a USB flash drive which my car actually supports. I know there are other solutions to playing MKVs in car entertainment centers but nothing beats just removing a DVD from a case and sticking into the DVD player and it just playing. The funny part is that I can make an MKV from it using MakeMKV, but that won't work in my van. This was a brand new DVD that I bought from the store and is in pristine condition. I tried some other programs that create ISOs from the DVD but also had no luck there - they also had a hard time reading the disk. DVD shrink for some reason couldn't read the disk properly so I was trying to see about doing a full backup to my hard drive first and then seeing about using DVD shrink from there. I got little ones who are not able to use remotes yet to navigate through menus and the controls at the front of the car do not allow navigation (even from passenger side).
The movie just plays when I put it into the DVD player.
This makes playing the movie much easier in my van's car entertainment center without having to worry about navigating through menus to get to the movie. The reason I was trying to do a full backup of the DVD was because I was then trying to use DVD Shrink to get rid of all menus and extras and just have the movie. I know MakeMKV can sometimes get through making backups of problematic Blu-Rays so I was hoping to use it to make a full back of this particular problematic DVD. I believe it is one of these DVDs that has some bad sectors on it purposely. I was trying to use another program to make an ISO backup of one of my DVDs but it was not working. So MakeMKV has a separate mode to do backups, with the option to remove the encryption at the same time. And the tools that can copy DVDs directly run into the drive itself not allowing access without the decryption key. An encrypted ISO will lack things necessary to remove the encryption. "Just" copying will give the an encrypted file, but a number of players already include the DeCSS library, so it isn't a major issue.įor Bluray, it's not so simple. DVD format has a number of ways to create a "backup" you just need to copy the entire thing to an ISO file.
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