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Billycar11 wrote: ↑

Sat May 25, 2019 12:49 am

I say you don't need the data mover and stuff in my video

I had did all that before I even saw your reply with the video and I was going by what I did in a different thread months ago. Where I had used DOS Flash instead of the Asus Windows Flasher. Which the data mover was required for that.

Flashing with a windows flasher doesn't touch the encryption or calibration data, so, there was no need to use the data mover tool in that case. However, doing so had no impact on flashing. Thank You! That's what I wanted to know. Glad to know the calibration data is kept when using the windows fla...

Follow this video and done Just be aware 3.10mk permanently disables dos flash https://youtu.be/Yfpf6HoMMis This doesn't answer any of my questions about if the EEPROM calibration data is still needed with the v3.10 MK firmware. However I did decide to flash the v3.10 MK firmware anyways. Not sure ...

Have a question I wasn't sure about. I have the Asus BW-16D1HT that came with a patched v3.02. Then flashed the clean v3.02 so I can rip discs. During that process in the guide we had to copy the EEPROM calibration data from the dumped firmware and patch it into the clean firmware. Flashed that firm...

Just wanted to say thanks for this thread! I bought the Asus BW-16D1HT for Newegg Canada last week because it was on sale. It arrived today the mail. Then I wondered if it would be able to play/dump 4k uhd Blu-Ray discs. Didn't even think to check if the drive was compatible before I bought it. Was ...