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It's not the ripping I'm asking about, but writing the movie files from the backup. I could have been more clear in my OP.

Thanks for the information. It definitely writes from backup much faster to my SSD than my HDD, but then I have to move it to the HDD, so I figured it probably ends up the same if I just write the file from backup to the HDD. I was not aware of how damaging the large files are to an SSD. I'll be wat...

This question is purely academic for people smarter than me. I have a couple of super fast SSDs for normal PC operation, and then I have some slower HDDs for mass media storage. When using MakeMKV to rip a disc, does it matter if I first rip to the fast SSD and then move to its final destination on ...

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I have decided that drive is dead. Had it for a good few years and ripped loads of BD and even many UHD. It was a good drive. But I'm fairly certain it is dead now. I got it to rip a few more disks after my initial post, but now it won't recognize any disk. RIP first UHD friendly drive.

Coopervid wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 27, 2023 10:40 am

What's your country of residence?

USA

I have this Pioneer 209M that has LibreDrive enabled but will not recognize UHD disks. Is it possible to enable UHD with this drive? Drive Information OS device name: Q: Manufacturer: PIONEER Product: BD-RW BDR-209M Revision: 1.34 Serial number: MJDL001638WL Firmware date: 2016-04-25 Bus encryption ...

That makes sense, and is unfortunate. Is it still true that we can't flash new pioneer drives, can only purchase older firmware versions from a few resellers on the forum?

SamuriHL wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 27, 2023 4:22 am

Simply open the disc with makemkv. And I mean all the way to the title selection screen. Just leave it there and do not eject the disc at that point. Load imgburn and make a protected iso.

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I got several UHDs for Christmas and have been working my way through ripping them. It started out fine, no issues with several. Then I got to the Lord of the Rings trilogy. The theatrical versions were pretty uneventful, but I'm having a really hard time ripping the extended versions. For some reas...

This is why I used imgburn to make a protected iso. I got 4 retries in that section of the disc but was eventually able to get a good read. Just enable libredrive before making the iso with imgburn and hope it can retry through that part of the disc. P.S. that is with my pioneer drives. I had to tr...

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I'm looking for a way to verify stream files on a previously made back up. Here's the situation: I purchased some BR/UHD combo packs in the past. Since I didn't have a 4k setup, I only ripped the SDR BRs. Fast forward many months and I now have a 4k setup so I am going back and ripping the UHD versi...

Before I start, let me just say I have searched the forum before asking this question.... I created some backups using MakeMKV and am wondering how to get those into .iso files. I know I need to use other software to create the .iso. What I don't know is which folders go into the .iso. When MakeMKV ...