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There's no other guide without this requirement for this case?

Make sure the drive gets enough power. Use the rear USB-C of a desktop PC or use a powered USB hub. In addition check that. Disc quality has gone south recently: https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/the-long-lost-feature-or-how-to-get-better-burn-results-with-50gb-100gb-bd-r-dl-tl.86133/ Do I really nee...

Make sure the drive gets enough power. Use the rear USB-C of a desktop PC or use a powered USB hub. In addition check that. Disc quality has gone south recently: https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/the-long-lost-feature-or-how-to-get-better-burn-results-with-50gb-100gb-bd-r-dl-tl.86133/ I am using the ...

Hi, Since my application to join the ImgBurn forums hasn't gone through yet I'll ask here as it concerns my Pioneer BDR-UD04 drive. I'm having a lot of trouble writing an ISO file for archiving purposes to a BD-R DL M-Disc (50GB) using ImgBurn. The discs are all Verbatim discs. I get a bunch of &quo...

Hi, As stated in the title does this Blu-Ray box contain the Director's Cut of "Star Trek - The Motion Picture"?: Star Trek: The Original 4-Movie Collection 4K Blu-ray If not is there any 4K Blu-Ray collection that has both the theatrical cuts and the all director's cuts of the first 4 or ...

Thanks for the information! My intention is not to play directly from the BD-XL M-DISCS, if the original Blu-Ray disc of my most valued movies is lost I could just copy the unencrypted contents from the M-DISC and use MakeMKV to pick out the desired files again. Would this Verbatim M-DISC pack work...

Thanks for the information! My intention is not to play directly from the BD-XL M-DISCS, if the original Blu-Ray disc of my most valued movies is lost I could just copy the unencrypted contents from the M-DISC and use MakeMKV to pick out the desired files again. Would this Verbatim M-DISC pack work?...

I have a few questions about writing data to M-DISC: After ripping the contents of a Blu-Ray disc to some folder called e.g. "Stargate_SG1_BR_S6D2" could I with the appropriate M-DISC drive write that folder to said M-DISC as a "Raw Backup" and have it be unencrypted? If the abov...

Will be happy to replace this drive. Asmcom Thanks for the offer! I will of course try the tip you described in the PM you sent me. As of today (2023-06-28) it has not failed completely or gotten any worse from what I can tell. EDIT: I followed Asmcom's tips from their PM and it seems to have worke...

Will be happy to replace this drive. Asmcom Thanks for the offer! I will of course try the tip you described in the PM you sent me. As of today (2023-06-28) it has not failed completely or gotten any worse from what I can tell. EDIT: I followed Asmcom's tips from their PM and it seems to have worke...

A little while back I purchased a Pioneer BDR-UD04 drive from Asmcom which overall has worked very well and has let me rip "The James Bond Collection", "Farscape" and "The Martian Extended Edition". Recently however when the backup stage has completed and I need to ejec...

Ezatoka wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2023 10:21 pm

A FUT is a FixUp Table.

Basically the video files on such a disc are corrupted, and the BD+ 'program' knows, how to repair those corruption via a FixUp Table.

MakeMKV gets the FixUp table by processing the BD+ code itself and repairs the files upon ripping.

Thanks for the explainer!

I'm in the process of ripping a James Bond Blu-Ray disc and am wondering what "FUT" means? Below is the output from MakeMKV: MakeMKV v1.17.4 win(x64-release) started Using LibreDrive mode (v01.0 id=489CDFD6D392) Backing up disc into folder "D:/The James Bond Collection (1962 - 2021)/Y...

Billycar11 wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 03, 2023 12:42 pm

Try having both 32 and 64 bit java

How do I make sure it doesn't interfere with my 64-bit install which I use for development purposes?

Billycar11 wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 03, 2023 9:56 am

use 64bit vlc and java

Which is what I’m doing.

If VLC were 32-bit it would shows as such in Task Manager in Windows 10 which it does not do. My Java version is 64-bit and is as stated in OP OpenJDK 20.0.1.