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yu-yevon wrote: Thu Aug 06, 2026 12:48 am You can flash it with firmware BU40N 1.03MK

Thank you.

I was able to flash the drive and it worked perfectly after restarting the computer

Hello,

I have this Verbatim Ultra HD 4K External slimline Blu-ray Writer and I get a couple of error messages when I try to rip a UHD demo disk:

Error 'Scsi error - ILLEGAL REQUEST:COPY PROTECTION KEY EXCHANGE FAILURE - KEY NOT PRESENT' occurred while issuing SCSI command A40..002000800 to device ...

I was never aware this had been published for specific movies.

Thank you.

Ah, I did not!

Tried that now and VLC can see the decrypted files!

Now I wonder how to best figure out the correct playlist...

I have this movie, The Commuter to be exact, that comes with nearly 100 fake playlists. On other movies Java is able to identify the correct playlist but not on this movie...

I'm having a hard time identify the correct playlist. I could watch the movie using a regular blu-ray player, however I have ...

Thank you d00zah,

I just copied the Java folder to a temp directory, and then uninstalled Java altogheter. Pointing MakeMKV to the temp directory seem to be working well.

Thank you Ezatoka,

I was not aware of the Java case.

I was under the impression Java was not adviceable to have installed on a computer? Is there a way to keep that as safe as possible?

MakeMKV say this regarding Java: "there is no need to install Java Runtime system-wide - it is possible to ...

Hello,

I have this disk, Alone in Berlin, that I just ripped.

The problem was that it included over 400 different playlists (!)

All playlists appear to "scramble" sections of the movie out of order, except one that is the movie in its correct order. I was able to identify this playlist after ...

The disk was not decrypted. After backing it up again with decryption the files opened ok.

Compare the segment maps of the titles to find the differences and view the different segments (the .m2ts files) directly (via VLC or MPV or your favorite player) to find which title contains the languages you're looking for.


I just tried this now on a Disney Pixar movie and see that VLC is ...

Hello dcoke22,

Yes, I see what you mean now! I did ready your two posts before making my own here, but I did not understand fully how I could use them to my advantage. I think I understand what I should do and will try this in the next few days.

Thank you.

Hello,

Living in Norway there are often multiple versions of a children’s/cartoon movie. Differences are usually a short scene where text appear in Norwegian (or any other language included in the disc) rather than the movie language English.

It is easy to find the Norwegian and English audio ...