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Yes Ive seen all those threads. The only way I can stop a/v sync drift is to use another program such as dvdfab to create the MKV. I really am not sure if the problem is with the Dune, or the makeMKV, but what cant be explained is why 2 different programs produce the same MKV files, and why the Dune...

All files are played back from an internal hard drive. Not all MKVs do it, and an identical rip of the same movie plays fine on the Dune if I use a different program. Im not sure I can come up with any more complex of an argument. Ive been running tests for 3 days on this issue and will continue to ...

So nearly all of my DVD backups with makeMKV have an A/V sync problem that gets progressively worse as the file is played. The player is a Dune HDI Smart D1. I dont see the A/V sync problem on software players (or its very unnoticeable), or on the WDTV live box, although at times the audio drops out...

Anyone else have problems ejecting a completed Disc? Sometimes it works, other times it tries, and just hangs up, have to close and re-open and then hit eject and its fine.

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priitv8 wrote:I took this advice and went for a LG BH10LS30 drive, installed the riplock-free firmware and now it performs perfectly.

Can I have your riplock-free firmware? And how did you install the firmware with your mac?

Thanks for the reply, After some researching it looks like I have to remove a bd-j player check? Ive been unable to find anything for Mac OSX so far that does this

Hey all, using MakeMKV 1.6.12 Mac OSX, I used the backup disk feature to backup my copy of "Avatar", and my media player (HDI Dune D1) Supports playing the bluray structure back from hard disk, but Avatar shows an error about needing a firmware update and wont play. Other backups of disks ...