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My Verbatim has a USB-C to USB-A connection. I also tried connecting it to the USB-C port with an adapter.


Not really sure what you mean. If your drive has a C port then ideally you should connect it to a C port of your computer with a C-C cable. (But well I can't rule out that there are ...

FindVUK works fine inside a wineconsole on Linux. You would need to add an entry for your disk to your KEYDB.cfg file, and then execute "findvuk validateDisc" to have FindVUK prove that your entry is correct, and then upload it into the database. For example:
$ wineconsole findvuk validateDisc ...

If you want to simply flash it into a LibreDrive, check out the guide (viewtopic.php?t=19634) and treat it as a LG BU40N.

Otherwise you'll have to be more specific than just "failing" for any potential help.

This is really not a forum for question regarding that. The concern of MakeMKV / LibreDrive is really just BD-Video (and copy protection / encryption related to that, such as AACS).

P.S. most likely you can only do a block-based dump with something like dd, or maybe redumper (whatever it does). The ...

Please post it as text. The image doesn't show up (at least not for me).

Well a USB-C port (non-PD) might provide 3A (and should at least provide 1.5A?). I don't know if the things (USB power negotiation whatsoever) work like that but if your computer has a USB-C port, you can try to get a USB-C to USB-A adapter and see if that works better than connecting the drive to a ...

I attached a screenshot of my drive information.


Doesn't show up (for me). Should have posted the text anyway.

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Btw does anyone know if there's any MT1939 drive that can be flashed with MK (or DE or older stock) firmware just for LibreDrive but not UHD? Or is it more like sdftool (I mean ...

Hello. So I have an old title (regular / non-UHD BD) with MKBv37 and this drive that hasn't been inserted with disc with a newer MKB. With the host cert/key provided in KeyDB I've managed to obtain the VUK through libaacs, and I would like to have it added to the KeyDB (if key for such older title ...

Well sometimes it is mentioned on the cover, but maybe it's a less common thing for western / Hollywood releases.

P.S. btw do you mean like the disc(s) that were recognized can still be recognized after attempting to read some newer discs, or do you mean like after such attempts not even the old ...

Btw do you know if all the discs "newer than 2015" are BD50 (dual layer) and all otherwise are BD25 (single layer)? Are your collections all regular BD (i.e. non-UHD/4K)? Or by "newer than 2015" you really mean UHD BD?

ASUS drives are relabeled LG or Pioneer. You need to post the LibreDrive information from MakeMKV for someone to be able to help you out.

Ah right. Now that I recall I once wanted to dump whatever can be dumped from my Pioneer drive, and IIRC it did stall.

I suppose the firmware dumping / speed setting bits are not the same bits that are involved in "activating" LibreDrive / disabling bus encryption then...

P.S. It's really weird ...

There's no special flasher for OmniDrive firmware. You don't need one.

"SDFTool Flasher", aka the GUI wrapper of sdftool is Windows only. (Maybe it can be made to work through wine but IIRC it's a .NET program so it could be a bit of a hassle -- my wine knowledge is old though.) I think you can use ...

Better post the drive info as text, as the images seem to have problem showing up (at least for me).

I don't see any image in your post though. Perhaps you need to upload it somewhere else and paste a link.

And at the end of the day, is your "screen" 16:9? And have you tested with movie that is 16:9 itself (and that the DVD is NOT 4:3 letterbox)?

P.S. I haven't remuxed DVD with MakeMKV for quite ...