Thanks, I'll give it a try!  Again, thanks for the help!

What did the fix end up being for luisv? I am getting the exact error code as him. I tried changing the version and got the same error as well. This is an old ghost rider movie, not a new movie at all so I wonder if its not disc related then. 

Edited October 6, 20187 yr by fmjets11
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I think it's an Alpine Linux and Java related issue.

So if I understand correctly, making sure libjli.so is found by java fixes the backup mode, but not the ripping?

That's how it's appearing. And seems that instead of copying, we could fix it by adding more PATH directories as well, though untested.

Edited October 7, 20187 yr by cybrnook

Any luck?

23 hours ago, cybrnook said:

Any luck?

I'm sill trying to find a BluRay disc requiring Java so I can reproduce myself the issue...

Sicario: Day of the soldado

 

If you have a movie store near you that rents.

Sorry guys... I was able to backup the disc successfully, then used Handbrake to convert the backup to MKV.

Sure, but there is still a problem. This is a good disc to use to expose it.

Another user, stating upgrade to Java 10 fixed their issue.

 

https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=18134

I'm getting this error: 

 

 

Even if I manually enter the new beta key (valid until November) and also force update the docker container. Any suggestions?

I bought a key and I'm still getting the same error.

6 hours ago, FieldGenEJ said:

I bought a key and I'm still getting the same error.

Do you set the key via the environment variable?

You can also try to start with an empty appdata folder:

• Stop the container.
• Move the appdata folder by executing "mv /mnt/user/appdata/MakeMKV /mnt/user/appdata/MakeMKV.backup"
• Start the container.

@Djoss still no luck on the java issue? Hope all is well on your end.

Edited October 24, 20187 yr by cybrnook

7 hours ago, cybrnook said:

@Djoss still no luck on the java issue? Hope all is will on your end.

I tried a couple of BD+ BluRay discs that were all decrypted successfully using Java.  I guess that I don't have one with the proper protection.

Which protection has your disc exactly?  MakeMKV displays the protection on the main page, before starting the titles detection by clicking the big drive icon.

Oh no.... I don't have that disc anymore. If you want, I can get it again this weekend if you're available.

I’ve had two tonight that needed Java and both ripped fine. Fifty Shades of Freed and Atomic Blond.

8 hours ago, cybrnook said:

Oh no.... I don't have that disc anymore. If you want, I can get it again this weekend if you're available.

If it's not too much trouble for you, having an idea of the exact protection that makes Java to crash could be useful.

9 hours ago, Taddeusz said:

I’ve had two tonight that needed Java and both ripped fine. Fifty Shades of Freed and Atomic Blond.

Can you share the protection they use?

19 minutes ago, cybrnook said:

Can you share the protection they use?

Fifty Shades shows AACS v63 while Atomic Blond shows AACS v58.

 

Both of them show main title and such. Not sure what else to do to determine if they are using BD+.

1 hour ago, Taddeusz said:

Fifty Shades shows AACS v63 while Atomic Blond shows AACS v58.

 

Both of them show main title and such. Not sure what else to do to determine if they are using BD+.

Thanks, hopefully that helps get @Djoss a head start.

2 hours ago, cybrnook said:

Thanks, hopefully that helps get @Djoss a head start.

At work now but I left Atomic Blond in my drive. I reloaded it and noticed that it briefly flashed something about BD+ in the header. Nothing in the logs other than it using Java. I even enabled debug logging and nothing in there about BD+.

23 hours ago, Taddeusz said:

At work now but I left Atomic Blond in my drive. I reloaded it and noticed that it briefly flashed something about BD+ in the header. Nothing in the logs other than it using Java. I even enabled debug logging and nothing in there about BD+.

Java can be used for other purpose also.  So usage of Java doesn't indicate it's a BD+ disc.  From what I saw, there is a clear indication when the disc is BD+.

 

But if your discs ripped fine, knowing their protection is not really important.  I'm better interested with protections that produce a crash ;).

I will go to the movie store and get Sicario this weekend, as posted before. I know this triggers the crash, and was also the same movie that caused @luisv 's crash as well.

 

@Djoss if you have a movie rental store near you, you likely could reproduce the same, might be easier to collect logs. If not, let me know what i need to gather at the time it's happening, specifically.