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MT1959 drives have the option of modifying the stored host certificate revocation list (HRL)... Thanks for the detailed reply. Presumably zeroing the HRL would make sense for drives without the option of firmware patches (e.g. "domestic" players used with TV/home cinema setups), but the patches ...

So then, as I understand it, my drive is only protected from updating its revocation list from a newer MKB when MakeMKV is running and has enabled LibreDrive on the drive. Is this correct? Going OT a little, mightn't it be possible to prevent revocation list updates by creating and inserting a ...

Why not use crypto as a last resort? Two immediate downsides - it's far more complex for purchasers (who have to first buy the appropriate tokens from a suitable exchange and then supply those tokens to buy the software) and more expensive (due to fees and the need to "round up" on crypto ...

Sayaka wrote: Fri Aug 21, 2026 11:09 pm EDIT : My bad, this is the Linux subforum, so it would be more like :

Good catch - easy to miss when you're using the "New Posts" link. But is it then also worth pointing out that flashing may not work with MakeMkv versions post 1.17.7?

Welcome to the forums Thebutton,

This is how I managed to successfully flash my drive, after having placed a copy of the appropriate firmware .bin file in the MakeMKV program folder - note that you used different (and presumably) incorrect parameters and you will need to adjust the drive letter ...

Didn't you ask the same question last month?

...why are there TWO English audio and subtitle tracks and TWO audio and subtitle tracks of the other language I want?
Welcome to the forums Zen31,

You'll need to provide details of the disc in question to get a definitive answer. However possible reasons for multiple audio/subtitle tracks for a ...

Why Won't You Take My Money!?!
Most likely because Mike can't find a credit card processor willing to handle his transactions. News flash: the film industry and its stooges have been pressuring credit card processors making it increasingly hard to sell circumvention technology - this was an ...

all right i have until recently been quiet about a lot of things going on in this world involving makemkv... While advertising the services of public libraries is all well and good, advocating the abuse of their resources for copyright infringement (I refuse to follow the industry line in ...

The owner of AnyDVD didn't "take the money and run, and then opened another company." SlyFox was shutdown by the authorities. It was the company's employees that stepped up and brought AnyDVD back to life as RedFox. Any statement about what happened to them years later is pure speculation. As ...

Heh, when I viewed this thread the "Users browsing..." list included Amazon [Bot] - guess Big Brother (or should that be Big Bezos?) is watching...

In some cases (specifically forum thread links) this can be worked around by modifying the URL. If it is a forum thread, then the URL should start with hzzps://forum.makemkv.com/forum... (changed the "tt" to "zz" to avoid it being auto-linked) but some links go instead to hzzps://makemkv.com/forum ...

another video service just took subscribers video library without a notice...
This is sadly not unique - copy/pasting a post I made at the GOG forum back in 2020:

The piece below is copied from the November 2018 issue of Home Cinema Choice ("in The Mix" by Jon Thompson):

The wrongs of rights ...

For this reason, I no longer purchase software licenses that require permanent access to an online activation service.
Sensible choice. MakeMKV just uses a serial key with no online verification, though it isn't possible to purchase keys at the moment.

The one situation where MakeMKV would need ...

...On average and with an original blu ray in the drive, the size of the file is approx 49gb's for all the movies I've looked at through MakeMkv so the need for a 50gb minimum disc to burn a complete blu ray would be needed...
As the original post was dealing with DVDs, rather than BluRay, this ...