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So I compiled libaacs from the git repository, uninstalled yum version, installed newer version, re-compiled makemkv, re-installed, restarted.. same problem: MakeMKV v1.8.10 linux(x64-release) started Using direct disc access mode Evaluation version, 27 day(s) out of 30 remaining Error 'Scsi error -...

Ah, I see; I've already ripped the same movie with the same drive (in the past) in Windows 8, that I'm trying to rip now in Centos 6 with no luck. I guess I'll try to compile libaccs from source and see if I can get a newer version going.

I was following you right up til the end, when "that removes libaacs from potentially being a problem". How does using windows remove libaacs from being a problem? The disk I'm trying to read, and the drive I'm using in Linux (centos 6x), were already successfully used in windows, but I'm ...

So is the libaacs that is newer the one linux is using, or the Blu-ray disk? If it's linux, then is this something that can be fixed by rolling back to an older version of libaacs. also, where are these "keys" stored? Thanks!

I have this same error on Centos 6.4, I'm registered in windows but can't use it in Linux. I have an external BD-R and it doesn't seem to matter if I restart or move the plugs around for the usb-3 dive.