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SamuriHL wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 15, 2019 10:34 pm

I use MK 3.10 on my ASUS drive. Works well.

Thanks. I will try this fw

Going to do a file backup using makemkv to copy the bdmw folder to my NAS to see how long it takes

I am still ripping using anydvdhd
after this I will start on makemkv and I will decide which one to get

d00zah wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 15, 2019 1:02 pm

In MakeMKV? If not, I'm afraid I misunderstood the question. Sorry.

In AnyDVD, the option would be 'Rip Video Disc to Harddisk...'.

Oh, you are right....I misunderstood your reply.
Yes, I was able to copy the disc to my NAS using MakeMKV backup option.

Thank you, d00zah!

So far using anydvdhd to rip to iso seems to work for me and makemkv is pretty straightforward. Is there anyway to rip UHD disc to BDMV folders or its just a copy and paste thingy? File > Backup Thanks. I dont see a Backup option under File but there is a "Burn to disc" option though

So far using anydvdhd to rip to iso seems to work for me and makemkv is pretty straightforward.
Is there anyway to rip UHD disc to BDMV folders or its just a copy and paste thingy?

Installed the ASUS BW-16D1HT into the Vantec enclosure today and confirmed drive was using 3.03 fw. flashed the fw to 3.02 and it was successfully converted to a friendly drive within 10 seconds! Installed the evaluation copy of AnyDvdHD and ripping Hacksaw Ridge UHD to iso now...... Next, I will us...

Mine is a 90DD0200-B20000
Manufactured date January 2019

Any idea if this can be made into a friendly drive?

Thank you, MM
Much appreciated

Ok you have every right to bash me and for asking silly and oft repeated questions... For Asus D1HT with 3.02 friendly fw : Makemkv and Anydvd support Can burn? Any sleep bug issue? For LGNS60 with friendly fw 1.0: Makemkv and Anydvd support Can burn? Any sleep bug issue Is my understanding correct?...

Thanks MM
I already have the Asus which I plan to downgrade to 3.02

I was thinking of getting the official NS60 but since it can't be used with AnydvdHD without downgrading the fw then I have to shelve it

Is the NS60 a better drive than the Asus D1HT?
Read from other forums that AsusD1HT is quite picky and more sensitive when ripping

d00zah wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2019 3:50 pm

The_Dude wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2019 3:32 pm

Worst case, use makemkv to rip to mkv and then imgburn to ISO....though it's no longer a 1:1

As Marty mentioned, use MakeMKV to rip to FOLDER, then create ISO w/ ImgBurn. Still 1:1.

Ah yes....I missed that. Thanks for making me re-read Marty's earlier post

Quick question Apart from ripping to mkv, can these drives with the friendly fw be used to rip uhd disc to iso? I would like to have 1:1 rips of my discs to stored on my NAS You could use other software that can rip directly to iso or you could just rip to folder using MakeMKV then use ImgBurn to c...

Quick question
Apart from ripping to mkv, can these drives with the friendly fw be used to rip uhd disc to iso?

I would like to have 1:1 rips of my discs to stored on my NAS

BluRay444 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 18, 2019 1:56 am

UHD disc loaded and ripped to ISO normally.
ISO rips from both drives generated same MD5

What software do you use to rip to ISO?

Hi everyone, I am new here and new to ripping of UHD Bluray discs Just bought the Asus BW-16D1HT and it was manufactured Jan 2019 so I assumed it came with the latest "unfriendly" firmware of 3.03 I am ordered the Vantec from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Vantec-NST-536S3-BK-NexStar-Exter...