Just copy new registration key from time to time : The above registration key is temporary and ends March 31. T-bKTnFR8IlPCYOWdl2z00ScXddJFYFMn6qazWqXUlUk3rrSKCEOexQgEswryjpAj8m2 You will have to register your copy of MakeMKV : configure & make & make installĪvoid compiling ffmpeg, it takes a very long time, unless you have a need for the latest package of ffmpeg. The compiling is fast and installed without problem in Mintpup with standard. Then compile makemkv-bin and makemkv-oss. I would like to reset everything so that I can put in a new activation key and see if my discs will work then, but I cannot find where those files are stored.Forum page for Linux users contains all you need to know to compile MakeMKV.īuild-essential pkg-config libc6-dev libssl-dev libexpat1-dev libavcodec-dev libgl1-mesa-dev libqt4-devĭog-based OS can make a bundle of dev libraries and use it on other systems to compile at later time. I've deleted MakeMKV from my Mac and deleted the MakeMKV files in my Library folder as well and cannot find any other relevant folders, yet whenever I download the app again, I still get the the "evaluation period had expired" warning. It promises that I "may still use all free functionality without any restrictions" but I'm curious if this is related to why I've suddenly had two unrelated discs fail when I've never had this problem before. I'm at the end of my activation trial period and keep getting the message that my "Evaluation period has expired" whenever I start to open a disc, and immediately after is when it says the disc failed.
I ran into a disc that failed to read a few weeks ago and chalked it up to the disc's fault (sent all the appropriate info to MakeMKV support, too.) Then I tried a different disc a few days ago and had the same problem, leading me to wonder if it might not be the discs.
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