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Hello, growl no longer consistently works since I upgraded to Mountain Lion. Batch Encode works but Batch Rip does not. Growl is enabled and I've installed the latest version of growl form the mac app store. Do you have any suggestions on where I can start to troubleshoot this problem? Thanks.

This time I copied/pasted the command from your post to avoid typos and got the same result as last time. Last login: Mon Oct 17 20:57:51 on console MachineName:~ neo8820$ "/applications/makemkv.app/contents/macos/makemkvcon" -r --directio=false info disk:0 MSG:1005,0,1,"MakeMKV v1.6....

Sorry for the delay, here you go. Last login: Tue Oct 11 21:50:18 on ttys000 MachineName:~ neo8820$ "/applications/makemkv.app/contents/macos/makemkvcon" -r --directio=false info disk:0 MSG:1005,0,1,"MakeMKV v1.6.15 darwin(x86-release) started","%1 started","MakeMK...

MachineName:~ neo8820$ "/Applications/makemkv.app/contents/macos/makemkvcon" -r --directio=false info disk:list MSG:1005,0,1,"MakeMKV v1.6.15 darwin(x86-release) started","%1 started","MakeMKV v1.6.15 darwin(x86-release)" MSG:1004,0,1,"Debug logging enabl...

Hi mac.jedi, I could be wrong but I think verbose logging is only available in the encode workflows. Let me know if I'm overlooking. Here is the complete output from terminal for the rip workflow. Last login: Sun Oct 9 01:57:53 on ttys000 MachineName:~ username$ /Users/username/Library/Application\ ...

Can I get some help with this error?

ERROR: No tracks found or failed to scan source.
Check disc, application, and settings in Automator.

I feel confident the disk is OK b/c when I manually rip in makemkv it works fine. The automation hasn't worked right for me since Lion.

I have a disk with 3 titles over 20 minutes. In the batch rip automater file I changed the min movie parameter to 20 minutes. Also, in the batch encode I changed the min param to 20 minutes. However, it's only ripping/encoding the 1st title. What am I doing wrong?