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Your theater is dope! Remember all those media players like VLC won't play until you first get AACS figured out and obtain keys

@DirkAbt1 Just think of it as a special firmware. I'm still a little confused by it because I believe even once Libredrive you still need to download something from the Internet to open each movies (different keys??)

I watched this week. I agree bhampster it's good. I agree SamuriHL it's bad. See what I did there? It's really a middle of the road movie, probably worth renting but not buying. If you played the games from 15+ years ago you'll love it

Thanks Billycar11, haven't tried yet 1.02-MK works great...

"...NS60 1.00 is the way to go." In this folder: "mk-firmware-pack-20200720\MK\old" I'm not seeing "1.00" just 1.01 and 1.02 I want to try out 1.00 for burn speed testing and other software, just monkeying around. I'll scour the forum but thought someone might know wher...

That's pretty funny, I doubt that's a good sign!

My LG, WH14NS40 makes some quick "grind" sound on boot but that's the only time.

Just curious why do the Monkies prefer 1.00 to 1.02-MK? Also along these lines does monkey software "know" if a drive is libredrive, or is MKV the only smart Monkey?

OK the above test was with my lite-on DVD burner. I am now doing the same with a Blu-Ray burner I just bought. So no "DVD" involved this time. So far so good the sound seemed to go with the ISO! I am now trying to get it on to a disc using "isoburn" that comes with Windows10.

I am looking to backup my blu-rays. I want to store the copies on media not the hard drive. I read here you first make a MKV then use tsMuxer to create the ISO (which I can then burn). So as a trial run I copied one of my DVDs (yes DVD) to MKV...success. Played in VLC...success. Then I used tsMuxer ...