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In case of making mkv files from a decrypted backup on the same drive it is expected that the drive can read data faster than write. I got that message in this case too and upgrading the drive (as suggested by the message) won't change that, obviously. In my opinion, the message doesn't make sense w...

My first Verbatim was a non-UHD model and ripped several 100 discs. I bought the UHD model just for my 4K discs but started to use it for all new discs after my first drive began to break (worn out motor/bearing). The drive does its job but I wouldn't expect any regular consumer drive to survive rip...

Hi,

at least in my case (bought about a year ago) the Verbatim one is just an internal Pioneer drive with a case and can rip perfectly without flashing. But Verbatim may decide to use other drives or drive revisions in newer models, so there is no guarantee.

The first line in your first image is just the disc title, it's not a file. This disc contains playlists 803, 804 and 805 which are completely identical. They all refer to a single stream (segment): 73. MakeMKV offers to rip one of the playlists (most likely 803). That is your first big file in the ...

Hi, the episodes are often stored in separate m2ts files on such discs and those m2ts files are merged into one playlist (the name of the playlist file is shown in MakeMKV). For such discs after making a full disc backup with MakeMKV, you have the following possibilities: Delete the playlist file (m...