Make sure that java.exe is found at that path, and that the user MakeMKV is running under has permission to execute it. The standard Java installation SHOULD put the proper values in the registry for MakeMKV to find it.Īssuming you have debug logging enabled, there should be some information about invoking Java in the log. If the log says 'java failed', that means MakeMKV detected a need for Java (playlist obfuscation detected), but it could not execute it. Is there a Preference or some other setting that needs to be used in order to make something such as 'FPL_MainFeature' appear? I was hoping someone would know for sure: However, I have NOT confirmed this is the correct one to select. My 'File name' for 00741.mpls had a 'segment map' that did list all 20 segments in the same order as those listed for 00741.mpls with a 'File name' of 'Overboard_t296.mkv.' However, the 'File name' for my 00741.mpls was not 'Overboard_t296.mkv.' My File name for my 00741.mpls was 'Overboard_t298.mkv' However, that person said 'File name' would be 'Overboard_t296.mkv.'. When I tried using MakeMKV, it said Java had failed.ĭue to the fact that I could not find the 'Netflix' or 'Redbox' file titled 00989.mpls, I tried using the 'retail' version a person suggested - which is 00741.mpls.

If you have Java installed, did you look up towards the top of the list? MakeMKV will sort the titles it thinks are correct towards to top of the list, with '(FPL_MainFeature)' next to one on the first page.

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