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install qtbase5-dev (if you want to be able to remove that and its other dependencies after building, you may want to also explicitly install libqt5core5t64, libqt5gui5t64, libqt5widgets5t64 and libqt5dbus5t64 (instead of letting them being pulled by qtbase5-dev).

See https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=203364#p203364

Replace the value to use for sdf_Stop with what is found in your log file.

(Note: it's a long-time Linux-specific bug since MakeMKV 1.17.8.)


LibreDrive Information: Status: Possible, not yet enabled


Or search the forum to ...

andcbii wrote: Thu Aug 13, 2026 5:57 pm (any of the drives)

Even the desktop ones (WH16NS40)? Has any of them ever worked? Has the disc ever worked in any drive?

Automatic HK downloading is disabled or failed.

You probably need a VPN to bypass the geoblocking. Or try to use KeyDB. (Extract the cfg file to C:\Users\Admin\.MakeMKV.)

MartyMcNuts wrote: Thu Aug 13, 2026 12:04 am The Verbatim 43888 would likely be your best bet as you can flash omnidrive firmware to it for copying game discs.

New enough ones. Older ones could be Pioneer Inside™.

it’s more of an extension that adds additional read modes for certain game discs while keeping the existing LibreDrive functionality.


Actually the "core" of LibreDrive is really a part of MakeMKV, not any firmware patching. It's just that newer "LG kei" firwmare requires patching to "support ...

I did update to omni drive not that long ago (maybe a month ago)


You have four(?) drives here though, and apparently only the slim ones (BU40N) are flashed with OmniDrive firmware. Are you having problems with all of them or what? (If you don't know / aren't sure, have you tried connect and ...

Probably the same problem as seen in viewtopic.php?t=42238

TL;DR patch it yourself or wait until there's an update (hopefully there will still be one...)

same muddy audio


Again, same as what (gives)? I mean, many/most open-source / freeware software players on PC uses ffmpeg/libavcodec (or something based on that, like LAV Filters on Windows) for AV decoding, which should be able to fully decode DTS-HDMA. (Although I'm not quite sure about VLC ...

I think this is the more/most up-to-date list: viewtopic.php?p=79712#p79712

Can't see your screenshot (which is expected when posted as an attachment), but usually it's either due to an "aging" / "aged" drive or insufficient power.

For the latter try to connect the enclosure / adapter to a USB-C port (through a C-A adapter when necessary) if any is available, if you don't ...

Please post the full LibreDrive information section (in text).

EDIT: Never mind since the problem is not being able to read/detect some disc(s). (Basically, try a different copy and/or another drive/model -- preferably a Pioneer one.)

See viewtopic.php?p=203364#p203364

Replace the value to use for sdf_Stop with what is found in your log file.

Put the following line in ~/.MakeMKV/settings.conf:

Yes (without the space).