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Differences are either just region related or if it comes in a external case or not IIRC. Personally, though look for another drive. Gone through two (burned out the spindle in one) and they have issues with UHD's. Will read some but not all. I remember a post by someone here who sells preflashed dr...

Note how the disk label is when you put the disk in and close the drive. Wait a minute then eject the disk. If it is in the exact same position the spindle is burned out. Already replaced one of these drives (well two but the first one was to old to be flashed with LD firmware) because of this issue...

Has anything become of this over the years?

For you maybe.

I used the hell out of this drive (pre, what was it 2013 build? the unflashable one) for years.
Bought a newer one and flashed it (using same encloser) and have had zero issues.

I would look for problems elsewhere in your system.

Has LOTR ever been on one disk?

I guess spending hours ripping an entire disk TWICE is the only work around for something that is as simple as an option to not skip anything?

It is pointless to rip both. Only grab the DTS-MA.

If what you play it back on only supports DTS it will still play fine.

I thought MakeMKV explicitly said disable AnyDVD if its running because it causes problems?

Also I have never had issues with MakeMKV being able to deal with any disk.

It was planned for the long time. Getting closer and closer, but no definite timeline yet. Bumping a very old topic. I still see support of this lacking. Mike, I know you probably have a day job so I won't press too hard but was this feature request abandoned, forgotten or just low enough priority?...

I have had the same experience and am wondering the same thing! In my case I extracted a DVD with MakeMKV. I then found that I wanted to rename one of the subtitle tracks for easy identification during playback. Rather than re-rip the DVD, I used MakeMKV to open the MKV file and renamed the track i...

Woodstock wrote:And one company likes to put hundreds of versions (one correct) to be a pain in the ... to consumers.

Lionsgate is notorious for this.

I do not think that feature has ever worked.

I have tried it to madness and back.

You arn't the only one. Was expecting 600 mpls's too after Hunger Games.

Was also surprised with DTS on the rental.

Same here. I thought it was required because it was nested.

I fully agree with SiliconKid.

Fantastic...