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It's routine for series, especially cartoons, to have the order on their home video release not match the air dates.

This is not a technical issue with MakeMKV. Welcome to hell. I had to check every episode of all 28 Rugrats DVDs when I got that set.

Welcome newcomers! The proper procedure is to: - email the dumpfile to svq@makemkv.com - post the file name to the release specific topic (if the 4 char hex value embedded in the filename is the same as yours, it's less necessary to submit the dump again YMMV) Suggested reading: UHD FAQ Done, email...

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Gdrive link to the TGZ file as apparently the forum won't let me attach.

Same issue here. Just got the disc delivered today and I'm getting a decryption error. I tried to attach my TGZ dump file but getting an error message "Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached." Oh damn, I think that happened to me too, because there's no attachment on the post....

Have you tried installing the latest KEYDB.cfg while you wait for MakeMKV's processing queue to run? Does either of these disks match yours? 0x219AC6B4856D7A201DC7B59107E94A4C57BE6B51 = GHOSTBUSTERS_FROZEN_EMPIRE | D | 2024-05-01 0x1EC4608A69768A549C3F45DA8CAD8BACFA23CA3D = GHOSTBUSTERS_FROZEN_EMPI...

I see someone already submitted this, I see no issues in my logfile about updating the HK data, I tried toing so manually. Thinking I have a slightly different SKU maybe? Either way here's the TGZ, please let me know if this is the same as the previous post and if it's something wrong on my end. ' E...

I have a flasher that can get you half there to reenable dos flash because the new firmware disables it I saw some stuff on DOSFlasher, that's clearly step one, thankfully I have my share of older PCs around here I can use to do that once I pull the drive out of my Ryzen system. (I ordered a WH16NS...

dcoke22 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 16, 2022 12:22 am

Undoubtedly, your WH14NS40 from 2010 doesn't satisfy those import requirements.

Drives manufactured before 2015 can not rip UHDs.

Well now, I def messed that up then.

I should be able to recover this drive to it's original operation at least, right?

I've done a lot of Googling so I've seen my share of threads on this topic but for a range of options. As some back story, this started with me flashing one of my two BU40Ns to rip UHD discs and that worked easily. My main system however uses a WH14NS40 purchased in 2010 which I also wanted to rip U...