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Thanks all. A simple restart fixed the issue, and I apologise that I didn't ensure he did this first.

Someone I know is having this issue: "LibreDrive compatible drive is required to open this disc - video can't be decrypted. Backup failed" But as you can see from the screenshot, the drive is LibreDrive enabled. The next disc he tried, he got: "The volume key is unknown for this disc ...

Not at all. That last post could be very helpful indeed. If Passkey will work - that's fine. I did flash the BU40N to the MK 1.03 first, and then to 1.00. That allowed me to rip 4K discs. If I can crossflash to BU10 and make it PassKey compatible, that would be ideal. 1.00 works with dvdfab no need...

Thanks. That's what I thought. The problem is that the cases I use (for work) can only take slim drives. And even that is a step-up from only being able to use slot-loading drives which had been the case so far. I do use external full size drives out of necessity, but a one-box solution is much mor...

Thanks. That's what I thought. The problem is that the cases I use (for work) can only take slim drives. And even that is a step-up from only being able to use slot-loading drives which had been the case so far. I do use external full size drives out of necessity, but a one-box solution is much more...

I take it there is no current way to flash a SLIM official drive to a friendly one? What model and what firmware? Hi Marty Thanks for the response! I have a couple of external LG BP60NB10 drives with ROM ver 1.00. I've managed to use the MK firmware on these. However I would like to be able to use ...

I take it there is no current way to flash a SLIM official drive to a friendly one?

On page 1, Mike mentioned a newer tool was under production that would be easier to use. Did that ever transpire?

I have one Asus and one LG drive that have too-new firmware

It was the other way around. We installed DVDFab out of desperation when MakeMKV did not work. Before that we tried everything we could; we then (reluctantly) installed DVDFab, and now it works.

Thanks for the response. In the thread you linked to, it seemed that BitDefender was the culprit. We only use the standard Microsoft Defender anti-virus, not BitDefender. We'll try making an exception for MakeMKV, and then disabling altogether to see if that works. Somehow, though, running DVDFab ke...

I recently bought a Hitachi A40N drive, which I think may be a rebranded LG CA40N drive, since the names are similar and both are slot-loading. Unfortunately, the decryption component of MakeMKV doesn't appear to work with this drive and produces arrors (see attached files). When I install some exte...