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so that the drive sends unencrypted encrypted data Ah okay, so that means just simply replacing the files in the ISO filesystem with those from the MakeMKV decrypted directory will still not be perfect either because those are fully decrypted, as opposed to being AACS-encrypted (perfect) and additi...

if your in the usa i have pioneers with old fw if you want one they are the best libredrive drive's Thanks for the offer but unfortunately I live in Germany and the shipping would probably be more that the drive itself. ah yeah that wont work then I mean I did get the MKVs in the end so that's real...

yeah that too what drive you have? Just a random one off Amazon (aelrsoch). No it only works with libredrive compatible drives. I might invest into something like that. Sounds useful. I have to return the disc today so I won't be able to do another backup. Anything else I can do? I have a dd ISO, e...

Billycar11 wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 07, 2024 11:25 pm

To disable buss encryption you open the disc in makemkv first then go to do your dd

I think that only works for DVDs? Because I did open it in MakeMKV and it gave me the same ISO.

I did a backup of my Blu-ray disc using dd but MakeMKV is not able to decrypt it. I did a MakeMKV (directory) backup which give me the same files (same checksums) as the ISO but includes an additional discatt.dat. Is it possible to inject that file into the ISO (header)? P.S. Right now MakeMKV doesn...

Creating a custom DVD with DVDShrink and then ripping with MakeMKV works and does what ffmpeg doesn't/can't, i.e. rip the chapters. I think this is a perfectly adequate workaround.

The original DVD of "The Devil's Advocate" has two "Extended Scenes" extras. The first one can be ripped by MakeMKV, while the second one doesn't appear at all. The extra is actually completely contained in "VIDEO_TS.VOB" so it can be ripped with e.g. ffmpeg, but I stil...