You wouldn't use either or but both together. First you would use MakeMKV to rip the video from the disc. Depending on what you have ripped this maybe a pretty large file e.g. 50GB. If you have plenty of storage space you may choose to keep this file as it is. Secondly if the file size is to big yo...
Try the Verbatim 43888. It contains a Pioneer BDR-UD04 inside and should work out of the box. This one ? For the flashing guide, I just read this: PSA now most Pioneers come with new fw that prevents them from be crossflashed or downgraded do not buy one for UHD at this time So „Pioneer“ is not suc...
It is not pre-flashed but is it safe to get this BP60NB10 from Amazon? I mean the model number is listed in the Ultimate UHD Drives Flashing Guide but the guide also says, that "just because your drive is the same model number does not mean it will work". So ...
Hello, I am new to all of this so I apologise for my stupid questions in advance. In Handbrake I can chose the chose the target codec to encode to, but it seems I cannot do that in MakeMKV So I have these questions: 1. What codec will MakeMKV actually use for - regular old DVDs - regular Blueray Dis...
Hello, I would like to purchase a pre-flashed external UHD drive, preferably brand-new, not necessarily pioneer, but one with reliable hardware and that works well with my M2 MacBook Pro via USB-C. Which drive should I get and where can I get one with reasonable shipping cost to Germany, shipped fro...
I have compiled a big personal collection of movie blue-rays and regular DVDs. I now would like to use my new 16" M2 MacBook Pro to make a digital backup copy of all of them (probably using Handbrake). Can you suggest a decent external blue-ray player for USB-C/Thunderbolt that works well on a ...