I confirmed that I had not accidently checked normalize to 95% before encoding. 'I just converted a number of DSD files (originating from ripped SACDs) to 88.2/24 FLAC (for use with my Squeezeboxes) and I also found the resulting file was 8-10 db lower in volume than the original recording. I posted this in their Interact Forum as well: My main requirement is that the video and audio play in JRiver because JRiver is how I manage my audio playback and how I manage the VST plugins I use for headphone listening.Ī rather technical JRiver question. Hopefully it won't cost me $100 per year to keep the software current. MakeMKV is going commercial at some point and we'll have to see what their prices and upgrade pricing tactics will be. For example PowerDVD will force you to upgrade to the latest version every year or year and a half if you want to be able to play current titles. The decrypting and playback software does have you over a barrel. There's some Blu-ray music and concert titles I want, and my library has Blu-rays. But I'm going to try it, with my middle fingers held high. I really detest how difficult the copy protection makes things when you rely on computer as source for all your music and video.

I've never owned a Blu-ray player or drive. Click to expand.As long as the disc is ripped using MakeMKV it will play in JRiver? No need for any additional software like passkey or anything similar?

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