www.makemkv.com

It appears so.

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This happened the last time it expired too. It took long enough last time where he put a temporary domain up. It might be a bit.

Your key is in the keydb. Download and extract it to your MakeMKV data directory or use my Windows tool to sync it for you.
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This allows you to make ISO images directly off the disc without having to do anything else. Works for Blu-ray and UHD . :D Can you explain how one does this? What software is used, etc? Use whatever software you want if you have one of these cross-flashed drives. I use ImgBurn for the purpose a lo...

If it opens and "stops" then it's a disc or drive problem not a protection issue. Clean the disc "even if it looks pristine" or try a different drive.

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I finally got around to cross-flashing the new 212v drive I got off Amazon. Given that Pioneer has gotten out of the drive business, maybe it's time to discuss the unique properties of these older 212 based drives being cross-flashed to 212ubk (and probably 512 firmware, as well I'd wager). They wor...

You'd need to post the tgz dump file. Then people can take a look.

That variant is already in the keydb.cfg file.

Re-sync the keydb. it's in there.

And uh where do you think parts for drives that are no longer made come from?

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Your disc is most definitely already in the keydb. Download it, extract it to your MakeMKV data directory (where the tgz file was created), restart MakeMKV and try again. Make sure when you extract it the file is named keydb.cfg.

It's in the keydb. Either manually extract the keydb.cfg file to your MakeMKV data directory or you can use my Windows tool to do it for you:

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Right. My utility uses findvuk under the covers to sync the keydb and then copies it to your makemkv data directory automatically to ensure you have the latest keys available.

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It's clear they "added" HDR and DV as a marketing ploy to get more people to buy it. The concept is marginally good in theory. "Own" movies before they're even released to streaming to buy much less on physical disc. And the promise of quality that rivals or surpasses disc. And I...

Makes me want to rush right out and get one. LMAO