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Now it's working. I have no clue. Maybe I did something or there was dirt on the drive lens, who knows. In any case, it's working.

I switched to Handbrake and it rips my discs fine (so far). I popped in Disc 4 to check for you and it seems to work perfectly as well. Maybe Switch to Handbrake for that one disc. If it STILL doesn't work, I think you'll need a new disc 4. You have to put KEYDB.cfg into ~/.config/aacs/ for Handbrak...

So if anyone cares, I put KEYDB.cfg in the ~/.config/aacs/ folder and Handbrake works fine. So it's not the Keydb.cfg file, or my drive, it's Makemkv that is broken.

My drive is Pioneer as well.

I having the same problem with the entire set of 5 discs. Disc 6 with the specials recorded like a dream. Maybe we need newer Blueray drives or something?

Thank you. I know that. Why would it not be making them? Also, I've put the Keydb.cfg file in the folder and it contains the keys I need, but it does not recognize it. I even tried various name capitalization's. It's a no go. Here's the entry from keydb.cfg 0x4BA23FF61AFCEAAEB5BC1EB635B88967A26B64A5...

I'm running the Linux client and I have the new Tom and Jerry Blueray discs which are encoded in AACS v82. I get the AACS v82 warning, the discs are unreadable and I get a link to report it. But I'm not getting any kind of dump file in the ~/makemkv folder. I've read that I'm supposed to send in the...