www.makemkv.com

Like many others, I use it in scripts. I have a script that detects what type of medium is in the drive (cd, dvd, bd, uhd) and then proceeds accordingly by calling the appropriate tool, which is makemkvcon for bd/uhd.

Instructions unclear, set PC on fire and was attacked by Dingo.

Do you know if the drive model numbers are the same on pre-2015 Asus drives? I was under the impression they were different. Same model; ASUS BW-16D1HT. People have to look at the date of the drive and/or the metal indent pattern on the drive case (seems to be platform specific) and/or just check t...

I have examined this case. This website cannot be accessed from multiple countries in Asia. Since Cloudflare is cached on a country-by-country basis, Cloudflare is likewise unavailable in countries where the original website is inaccessible. This is due to the original host (Russian hosting company...

I've been able to confirm your outcome. It's far more noticeable with a normal theme instead of the weird font the work machine used, but now that I look at the screenshots from that it's there too. I imagine this would be quite irritating on a laptop...

Maybe this will help;
https://launchpad.net/~heyarje/+archive ... kemkv-beta

It has an 'adding this ppa to your system' thing halfway down the page.

What distro? I've tried reproducing this in Debian and I can always resize the window. Or was your path even longer than this? I created /tmp/my/extremely/long/path/i/made/to/test/this/resize/thing/out/of/boredom/at/0239/in/the/morning/because/i/cant/sleep/and/i/have/no/coffee/left/why/did/i/agree/t...

I'm using Optus in Australia, can't connect with ISP DNS but using 3rd party (Cloudflare) it's fine.

I'd guess the number MakeMKV is displaying is actually the serial number of the drive controller / internal device, rather than the serial of the entire unit as a whole (whats on the label).

This might be a dumb question, but since it says ROM 1.03 on it (I assume manufactured with that) and has arrived to him with 1.04, does this mean they're upgrading the firmware at suppliers?

You mean this?

Is the LibreDrive information only supposed to show for Bluray drives? This is from an ancient PATA/IDE DVD in an old HP desktop; Drive Information OS device name: D: Manufacturer: PIONEER Product: DVD-RW DVR-115D Revision: 1.13 Firmware date: 2007-10-23 LibreDrive Information Status: Might be suppo...

Yay, there's hope yet :p

Might want to edit that post and put a warning at the top for people using 1.x (< 2015) drives not to do this before someone searches, finds this as the top result, and blindly does it.

Soft cloth or one of those fancy lens-cleaning discs are probably safest. I'm worried about smashing something with the force of a hurricane air.*

*I still do it all the time, but if I break my drives that's my own stupidity so I'm unwilling to recommend it to others.