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The black cases produces a weird film that causes so many headaches. You can see the film when you open 95% of the black UHD cases. Releases such as arrow, collectors, etc have clear or a different black material never an issue. The bad cases you can smear the oil looking smuge with your finger. Wh...

Just wanted to add to this, in case it helps anyone coming from a search, that usage within a VM can work but it apparently depends on the Windows version used. I had been using MakeMKV in a Windows 10 VirtualBox VM and passing through the drive enclosure via USB passthrough (USB 3.0 controller opti...

You can use Xreveal in those cases to real time decrypt the disc and then open it with makemkv. Makemkv will complain but if you ignore the warning it'll open the disc and process it just fine. Ah. Was going to say I have AnyDVD (which I haven't used in years) but then just now discovered via a Doo...

KEYDB.cfg Volume Keys What about the old KEYDB.cfg method? The KEYDB.cfg method still works with MakeMKV. You can put a KEYDB.cfg file in the MakeMKV data directory (specified in MakeMKV's Preferences). New volume keys can be simply added to the end of a KEYDB.cfg file with any plain text editor su...

I do this and haven't experienced any problems.

Or this sticky post at the top of the forum: http://makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=16883 Instructions couldn't be clearer to NOT update firmware. I like to link to this list of supported drives as a reference, since it includes the known compatible and incompatible UHD-reading firmware...

you're wrong to think that github will simply remove code that gets around protections. I have a dvd ripper (decodes an ISO of a DVD in place) up on github for years without a problem. I've often seen Gitlab/Bitbucket used for alternatives, however there are also hosts like NotABug and 0xacab where...

TeddyRaspin wrote:Furthermore you're using a real UHD device, instead of a UHD friendly one.

From what I've read there have been multiple users over at MyCE who have successfully used the WH16NS60 to rip UHD despite it being an officially certified drive.

I searched for this as well and found a thread from here a while back that mentioned that multiple Title items with different 'angles' in parentheses can either be actual alternate angles or just different language variations (something like that). For that film I just picked the first angle 1 with ...

Whatever video player supports alternative video renderers so it can use MadVR, which has settings independent of the player. Many enthusiasts use MPC-HC as such a player. Personally I use PotPlayer with MadVR set as the video renderer. Since I have a non-HDR monitor I then can set MadVR to handle H...

- Something about the dumps isn't quite right. The dumps are really small. Nice! He did say they should only be a few kb in size so hopefully we’ll get it decrypted soon. From the new post by Mike it seems that if you've already emailed the first dump (the one that's several MBs) then users can ema...

Sharing this with the collective. :wink: Have seen a few of you post this same question. Answered by AV guru, Scott Wilkinson. http://www.avsforum.com/forum/index.php ... 382?page=1 The thread doesn't load for me. For seeing which UHD releases are upscales I use this list . You still get increased ...

TeddyRaspin wrote:I've used now my dosflash modded DOS version and I've successfully flashed the old backup firmware.
Now I can read UHD discs again.

Was this achieved using the programs in the zip file you posted over at the Redfox forums a while back + a dump of the original firmware?

Can't find the original post that was quoted above so not sure which file host was used for the mirror, but I can say a decent file host I often use is Mixtape.moe since they offer direct download links. The only thing to keep in mind is they randomize the filenames of uploaded files, so it would ei...

Has anyone been keeping track of the approximate ripping speeds of each firmware version? I'm on v3.00 and the last disc I ripped saw speeds within MakeMKV of 22-29MB/s (mostly on the higher end), which for me was fine. If I were testing different firmware versions I'd probably want to rip the same ...