Timestamps generally in Pacific Standard Time (PST) or Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) unless otherwise noted. Welcome to my Oatmeal Daily which is generally posted & syndicated to different websites daily by me, Oatmeal Joey Arnold, feel free to mirror, edit, clip, reupload my content. For more information, see some of the links on this page or you can try to Google search or look me up using keywords like Oatmeal Joey Arnold @ joeyarnoldvn and other keywords. Try using different combinations of words in search engines for better results. Went to bed around 3 AM. Woke up around 09:30 AM. Thermometer put into RV for the heater. Breakfast: 09:53 AM. Laundry day. Lunch: 12:23 PM. No. Stop. I deleted AGAIN.mkv because it was too broken with timestamp issues as it looked like it was many hours long but should be like 2 hours long and it didn't seem to play smoothly as you jump around to different spots in the AGAIN.mkv video, it seems the video broke within the first alleged hour or two and there might be audio sync issues and after like an hour or two, you see like the blue DVD menu for the alleged many hours through to the end of AGAIN.mkv and the menu looks glitchy and stuff. With that said and with that in mind, give me the best possible Terminal command targeting now the 4.5 GB or 4500099072 bytes (size on disk or 4500094976 bytes to be exact in actuality) dvd.iso which I made from the DVD via Ddrescue with 0% errors reported from nine VOBs, try again with trying to either copy the 9 VOBS from dvd.iso on my computer into 9 MKVs via a terminal command or find another path. But Grok already failed many times. Look at all of the failures, try to find a way to keep the audio synced to the video. Grok, it is too bad a human is smarter than you. New plan, give me a command to turn dvd.iso into 9 MKVs but try to fix each MKV. It seems to me that when a VOB is copied into a MKV container file without being like say fully totally completely re-encoded and stuff, then therefore it seems allegedly like perhaps the MKV will like inherit the issues that VOB had including how VOB is designed to be dependent on other files in the DVD. So, when you try to copy and thus isolate the VOB into a MKV container file without fully re-encoding and stuff, then you take the VOB out of context and then the MKV tries to be independent but still seems to be dependent like as if it was still a VOB inside a DVD waiting for the other files to keep the audio and timestamps in sync. You mission should you choose to accept it is to try to find a way to keep the audio in each of the nine MKVs to stay synced to the video. Try to see if there is any way to do it without like re-encoding or whatever or my goal is to minimize on data lost which might happen if they're re-encoded or whatever else which might cause loss of frames, pixels, audio, etc. Try to find a way to minimize on all possible and potential damages and have your first priority be on keep the audio sync with the video in each of the nine MKVs but remember all the many mistakes Grok already made here and research the Internet for top solutions. Also research to see how much damages that re-encoding might cause and compare that with the audio sync and timestamp sync issues, try to find the best path forward for me with all the variables and factors considered. Grok, tell me how frames and pixels and audio quality I might lose per second and per minute and per hour via Handbrake via Terminal to convert dvd.iso on my computer into nine MKVs at worse. Are you saying there is no way to copy a VOB into a MKV to keep it totally lossless and while keep the audio synced to the video? Grok told me to download MakeMKV. Grok gave me the wrong URL many times. I tell Grok and Grok gives me wrong URLs again and again. Is there a way to install MakeMKV without the URL? MakeMKV created from the 9 VOBS from the 4.5 GB dvd.iso file only 4 MKVs totaling around 4.4 GB with the first two MKVs at 2 GB meaning the divisions of the chapters or sections of the DVD wasn't exactly of the 9 VOBs as the menu and the way the VHS tapes were copied to DVD may have differ depending on when I pressed record, pause, stop, and with how DVD records may also add chapters every five minutes too. I do not know if perhaps some of the other programs might be able to do what MakeMKV did today for me. I didn't notice issues audio-sync, audio quality, video quality, frames or pixels, etc. Perhaps MakeMKV did a lossless copy of my DVD or it was perhaps almost lossless. I may have confused Grok when I said make me one MKV or nine MKVs via different programs we tried. That may have been one of the reasons for issues with the audio sync especially as the DVD wanted only 4 MKVs and not nine MKVs. This MakeMKV via Terminal might be the best for this step two for converting VOBs into MKVs, unless if you can find a better program that might be more lossless with less probability for problems. Perhaps you can find better programs and commands that can better divide the VOBs into nine MKVs or four MKVs or however many is needed depending on variables and factors of the menus and the coding and details of individual DVDs as opposed to the approach of trying to force VOBs into a specific number of MKVs which might have been one of the issues for why Grok and programs failed causing the audio sync issues. Sadly, Grok was unable to tell me all of this even as I asked Grok about this many times making Grok a bad AI as I seem to be smarter than Grok even as Grok has access to the Internet which would make Grok smarter but Grok failed. Right now, I want Grok to find me the best way to turn these four MKVs into one MKV via Terminal, try to find the best command to be as lossless as possible and while minimizing on all problems. The names of the four files I want you to make into one MKV are named dvd002_attic1.mkv to dvd002_attic4.mkv. Find the best Terminal commands to do this, just one command, remember all possible problems to avoid to make this as lossless as possible but also remember all the mistakes you made Grok with bad commands that did not work too. Cut the grass. Organized in the green house with mom, driveway cleaned up. Attic success copying videos. Dinner: 05:50 PM. Shower. Dishes. Phone scanning on my bed letters and stuff. Copying Attic 2019 DVDs to HDD. Food log: Breakfast: coffee, apple, grapes, 09:53 AM. Lunch: beans salsa meat soup on tomatoes, 12:23 PM. Dinner: foot long small toaster oven baked French bread was good, 05:50 PM. Beans potatoes and stuff soup on tomatoes, 08:46 PM.