Error when importing file into Handbrake

Asked By alisonnlopez 50 points N/A Posted on - 07/27/2012

Hi friends,

I just bought a blu-ray drive yesterday and a friend of mine told me that MakeMKV was the best format converter for encoding purpose. I installed it successfully and now I have encoded 5 movies without any trouble. I found some guide in some forums for ripping my blu-ray collection.

But when I encode the movie "Salt" using MakeMKV and then move it into handbrake, it gives me the following error:

Error

No Title(s) found.

Your Source may be copy protected, badly mastered or in a format

which HandBrake does not support.

Please refer to the Documentation and FAQ (see Help Menu).

                                                                            OK

The same error appears for the movie "water for elephants". I have tried to rip them twice but still of no use. I am encoding them with the same technique which I used for other movies but still I am getting this error.

Can anyone tell me the reason why?

Looking forward to your replies

Regards

Mike

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Answered By Loius Smit 0 points N/A #140890

Error when importing file into Handbrake

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