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MasterDB2205 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 9:48 am
Did you email the dump to svq@makemkv.com?
Nope.
If you do email the dump, a hashed key will eventually be produced and MakeMKV will be able to decrypt the disc. This works regardless of the brand of optical drive you have.

Done.

Did you email the dump to svq@makemkv.com?

Nope.

Hello,

Unfortunately not. But this wasn't the first file I've made available here, created with my Pioneer Drive. So, I'll refrain from making data available in the future if it doesn't help you. The work is then wasted.

Best regards

Barry Lyndon German 4K

German 4k Release from Today

Unfortunately, I cannot upload an attachment because I always receive this message: Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached. I would be happy to send you the file by another method.

Sorry, but I only have the Pioneer drive.

German 4K Release

MKB20_v77_Abenteuer_in_Rio_108C

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.