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Do it yourself. Problem solved. With an LG drive (BH16NS55) the reading stopped again and again at the same position. With a Pioneer drive (BDR-208EBK) it worked better. At the problem point, the Pioneer drive simply continued.

Are there any solutions to this problem now? I have the disc twice and both discs have reading errors - always as described in the first post. I tried to read both discs on two different drives (ASUS and LG) - I always failed. The discs are practically clinically clean and have no scratches.

The Western from 1966 with Franco Nero
MKB20_v77_DJANGO_8A8E.tgz

Dump submitted
MKB20_v77_Twister_0E78.tgz

MKB20_v76_THE_SHAWSHANK_REDEMPTION_0C0F

This Version is not in the KEYDB.cfg

Both codes/keys are also present in the keydb.cfg. But only Jaws 3 was successfully recognized. He can't open Jaws 4.
The names of the disks also match the names in the KeyDB. It's all true. One disc still won't open.

Jaws 3 worked, Jaws 4 didn't - for whatever reason.

Sometimes restarting the system can help.

KEYDB.cfg created with data and placed in MakeMKV Data folder. However, I still get the message that the disc cannot be decrypted.

Thanks a lot. I'll try it out and report back.

Thank you very much. But since I don't know how to update the KeyDB under MacOS, this doesn't help me. What a pity.

No Dumps?

I'm having similar issues with disc 2, ripping would always produce uncorrectable errors at the same position in either of my drives (ASUS BW16D1HT and Pioneer BDRS12U).

Same here.

Works 👍