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Did you try cleaning them? I like to use warm water and plenty of dish soap to gently remove any chemical films, deposits or oils on the disc. I then typically use a can of air to dry the disc. You can also gently use a good microfiber towel to dry, just don't press hard and only move the towel fro...

The drives, via the operating system, are the ones reporting the read issues. And "stored in package for years" is one of the things that will really cause issues, as the chemicals from the packaging slowly deposit onto the disk. Yes, the disks will look "perfect", but the chemi...

Theoretically, yes, both could fail at the same time, but... More likely is you're dealing with problematic disks. Do you mean like, MakeMKV is just having trouble reading them? The discs are pretty much brand new, I've just had them sitting in the closet for years still with the plastic wrapping o...

If you're experiencing rip errors, please read here first: https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=15055 ^ that's the standard advice From a quick glance at the logs, it really seems like the drive is having trouble reading the disc. Could both of my drives be failing them? I haven'...

I'm getting a bunch of Scsi errors on two brand new discs. They don't have any scratches, and I've tried to rip them on two different computers, with one of them I tried both Windows and macOS versions, both get the same errors (except macOS seems to get Posix errors as well). The logs attached are ...