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MakeMKV does not support Nvidias Nvenc acceleration technologies or the older CUDA, or AMDs equivalent acceleration app.

The program has been under continuous development for years and can be downloaded as a beta version from the project page 11.

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However, the Linux version has been in beta for some time and is free of charge.

The free license key is valid for 30 days and can be renewed by downloading a new key 12.

The proprietary part of the software embeds the keys it uses to decipher commercial Blu-ray discs.

Because the application can convert video DVDs, it also integrates a CSS module.

MakeMKV offers fewer target formats compared with HandBrake: It supports the free Matroska container format, but not MP4.

Although packages are available in the software repositories of some less popular (e.g., Slackware and PCLinuxOS) as well as popular (e.g., openSUSE and CentOS) distributions, if you are running Debian or Ubuntu, you have to compile the programs from the source.

Keys are from the projects website and can be easily copied and pasted into the input field.

It identifies the active optical drives in the system at startup and displays them in the main window.

If the computer has several drives, you need to select the correct one.

MakeMKV facilitates the selection by displaying the drive models with plaint text names, avoiding the need to guess your way through the generic block device designations.

On the left side of the window it checks all the detected tracks for transcoding but skips tracks shorter than 120 seconds.

In the lower part of the program window, MakeMKV displays a logfile that updates continuously.

The target path and an information area appear on the right side of the window.

You can now use the titles to exclude unwanted content by unchecking the boxes ( Figure 7 ).

Figure 7: In MakeMKV, you can manually exclude individual content from transcoding.

In the information area, it displays only the relevant data for transcoding ( Figure 8 ), which includes the current space requirement.

MakeMKV transcodes the selected titles to create a single MKV container file.

At the bottom of the window, you can view the history and information in the logfile.

Even with MakeMKV, transcoding Blu-ray discs takes longer than an hour per medium, but unlike HandBrake, system load is not significant, even on older hardware.

MakeMKV is far better suited for laptops than HandBrake because of the lower power draw.