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Thank you. That worked perfectly. I was able to rip and verify a 4K disc.

Thanks. Should I flash both of them with this firmware, then? The older one is working fine, but if this firmware is somehow better...

Thank you!!

Does it matter than the firmware is WH16NS60, and my drives are both WH16NS40?

Can someone help me?

I have two WH16NS40 drives. One I flashed years ago to make to make UHD friendly. I wanted to do the same to the other one. The firmware packs are not accessible with the website down, but I have the firmware pack (mk-firmware-pack-20200720.zip) and the tool (sdftool_flasher ...

I just play the disc or its ripped folder in PowerDVD or VLC and look at what titles it's playing.

I noticed long ago that there is a lot of research time that goes into processing discs into a set of MKV files, and that all gets thrown away when you're done. After having to redo a boxed set ...

anyone who purchased a lifetime key (I did for GameJackal with SlySoft and for AnyDVD-HD with RedFox, just before their shutdown) can still use the software (though future key updates for AnyDVD-HD are out, unless someone's devised a way to use KeyDB).

AnyDVD still works fine for DVDs and 4K ...

to whoever

first: i have a permanent key, and have had it for decades. second: i was there when people were using anydvd on a permanent license and the forum operators and owner said it was going to be ok, they ran with the money and opened another company that failed in a short number of years ...

I bought a license a decade ago, the minute I found MakeMKV useful. I have never regretted it.

I think the fact people have been using it for years gives a good impression of its quality.

I've ripped hundreds of TV boxed sets and I've rarely seen them with the playlist in any particular order. Worse, I've seen ones where most will be ordered and one oddball isn't. But I've never had an issue. I simply play them in PowerDVD and use Process Monitor to see what mpls it opens (the tool ...

Here is what I do (maybe it's overkill):
· All rips are double backed up to external HDDs.
· Each ripped disc had its own set of PAR2 recovery files.
· Each backup drive has a hash file for the entire HDD. It is created/updated/verified by a tool I wrote for this purpose. It can generate multiple ...

I've considered a purchase, but after the gross competence I've seen in completing sales, and the quite regular occurrence of one being unable to adhere to deadlines they set themselves, it really doesn't instill me with any confidence in the long term future for the product.


I think you mean ...

I apologize. I meant "Process Monitor."

I'm sure there are guides out there, but I just learned by doing.

Typically, I use Process Explorer (free from Microsoft) to determine what the mpls for each episode is. I filter on the player's exe and mpls files and play each episode. I've only ever seen this method fail with those horrid ...

I buy Blu-rays from many different countries and never had an issue. I once bought the UK and US version of a movie. The discs were bit-for-bit identical.