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Ripping is not the problem, you need to find out what your TV can play and then after ripping to find the correct processes and tools to convert it for your TV. I create ISOs with tsmuxer from the .mkv files that MakeMKV produces, as that's something my player understands.

Unfortunately Oppo got out of the business of disc players. However, you can buy these so called Oppo clones. Most of them are just players w/o a disc drive but there is also the newest one with a disc drive. The players w/o drive just do their job from playing via USB. Yes, but he has the Oppo alr...

So you created an .mkv file from the movie and that's the result? For the whole file or just parts? And is that only with that disc or with every disc?
Something is definitely wrong, I don't think I've encountered that myself.

Hey sidetracked, meant to answer for a while, but with moving and all I didn't get to. In any case, you and I have the same equipment, the Oppo and Macs, and I also had nearly all of their players at one point in time. The Oppo 20x are fantastic devices and you don't necessarily need to look for oth...

Found my old Pioneer 208M, is this more or less the same as a 208D? In any case, here is the drive info: Drive Information OS device name: D: Manufacturer: PIONEER Product: BD-RW BDR-208M Revision: 1.40 Serial number: [redacted] Firmware date: 2014-03-06 Bus encryption flags: 13 Highest AACS version...

Awesome, thanks for the quick help, much appreciated! Now I have to dig out my Pioneer BDR-208, as I think one of my LGs is dying.

Hello all, I was lucky to get this portable drive for travel and would love for it to read UHD discs as well. Here is the drive info: Drive Information OS device name: H: Manufacturer: PIONEER Product: BD-RW BDR-XD07 Revision: 1.03 Serial number: [redacted] Firmware date: 2020-08-20 Bus encryption f...

You don't need anything special if you're already equipped to work with non-3D Blu-Rays, it's just another video stream that will be extracted into the output file or folder.

Of course, Exact Audio Copy doesn't exist for macOS. However, dBpoweramp does and contains the AccurateRip feature that is also used in Exact Audio Copy. I've personally been using it for years to rip all my CDs and can recommend it. It's not a free app, however.

You can have an eject button in the menu bar when you turn on "Show eject in menu bar" in System Settings -> CDs & DVDs. That allows you open and close any attached optical drive.