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I just submitted a dump file this morning for Dumbo at 1:30 A.M. and it's now decrypting at 9:30 A.M. !
Thanks Mike !

A couple of thousand is better then 3 to 7.

OK, I won't argue anymore, I think I've gotten my point across.

And a little off the subject, I checked the prices out on the Lumagen, they start at around 3,000.00$ US and go up to around 7,000.00$ ! :shock:

That's insane just to make sure the grass is the right colour and and perceivable ...

It may not be realistic, but I thought it needed to be said.
Thanks for the links, I'll have to read into that, it's a but beyond my understanding.


It's been said before, with response directly from Mike. Example:

https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=654&p=1817&hilit=real+time ...

It may not be realistic, but I thought it needed to be said.
Thanks for the links, I'll have to read into that, it's a but beyond my understanding.

Iv'e been SlySoft and now RedFox for many years now and it's been great, the program gives me the ability to decrypt discs so I can use MadVR with out having to save the entire disc contents to the hard drive, a practice that doesn't really interest me at all.

However with the coming of UHD discs ...

Doesn't work. It errors out with "Fatal error occurred, program will now exit" when I decrypt the disc. I don't even get a chance to rip it.

There are at least 3 different versions of this disc that I know of, you may have yet another version, you need to send a dump file, follow these ...

Hello all I've currently got an asus bc-12b1st bd-rom drive. It's done well for the last couple years (have ripped well over 200+ titles) but lately has been giving me trouble. I last used it a couple months ago to rip some blu ray copies of the god father trilogy and it worked fine. Today I ...

andcbii wrote:That's the drive i have and my PC doesn't even register that I've inserted a disc.

If you're talking about UHD Blu-ray's then the drive must have a service code of NS50 (SVC NS50)

Thinking about it though, if they did this, then all the stand-alone Blu-ray players would need to be updated and this may not be possible when it comes to AACS 2.0.
There is no way that AACS2.0 can be applied to Blu-ray players. Support for older players is basically non-existent. You can count ...

I think you have to follow these instructions, if you haven't already done so.
I've seen version 57 on AACS 1.0, but I wouldn't put the powers that be to implement the new AACS 2.0 on standard Blu-ray's.
That would certainly put a wrench into things.

Thinking about it though, if they did this ...

Without a doubt this is the best drive you can get IMO:

http://www.amazon.com/LG-Electronics-Su ... lg+blu+ray

There is no rip-lock and it it's incredibly reliable. Also worth noting that a new version of this (not advertised by LG, but it is a slight upgrade) that will supposedly play more ...

To expand Woodstock's answer, not all BDXL drives will read UHD Blu-ray's
So far the only ones that I know that can are the LG BH16NS55 (a European model) and the LG WH16NS40, with a service code of N50.
The problem with the LG WH16NS40 is that if you order one, you may end up with one with a ...

Log file of the attempted backups.
There sure isn't much on that log file, did you follow the instructions in this tutorial ?

/faq/item/8

According to the tutorial, I did it correctly. I agree that it's short.

We'll give it a few days then, I'm sure it will be quite simple to deal with and ...

I'm really sensitive to 24 fps judder _ it hurts my eyes and eventually I'll get a headache.
I suspect that your eyes do not have an issue, but your brain does. :mrgreen:

Does this mean you can't watch TV shows either, as all are produced at either 23.976 fps or 25 fps?

but it looks like ...