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MartyMcNuts wrote: Tue Dec 31, 2024 3:01 am
The firmware should not be the issue but if you want to, you could flash it to Buffalo PU3-BU10.

What do you mean by this?

try cleaning the disc with a damp lint free cloth then immediately dry with another to avoid water spots


I did some more testing. It rips DVDs and blu rays just fine. I tried powered USB hubs, unpowered USB hubs. Before I flashed the new firmware the disc was recognized by Windows and ...

4Ks need more power especially BD100s


I tried with both connected directly to a laptop or to a Powered USB hub with 45 watt power supply.
Anything I can do or do I have a busted drive?


try cleaning the disc with a damp lint free cloth then immediately dry with another to avoid water ...

4Ks need more power especially BD100s


I tried with both connected directly to a laptop or to a Powered USB hub with 45 watt power supply.
Anything I can do or do I have a busted drive?


try cleaning the disc with a damp lint free cloth then immediately dry with another to avoid water ...

flashing did nothing to create this issue

It could. Before it at least recognized that there is a disc in there.
It still works fine on Standard Blu Rays and DVDs just not on 4K. It own't recognize that a disc has been inserted.


4Ks need more power especially BD100s


I tried with both ...

flashing did nothing to create this issue

It could. Before it at least recognized that there is a disc in there.
It still works fine on Standard Blu Rays and DVDs just not on 4K. It own't recognize that a disc has been inserted.

copy paste your makemkv drive info section so we can check you flashed it right

Here is the information

Drive Information
OS device name: F:
Manufacturer: BUFFALO
Product: Optical Drive
Revision: 1.03
Serial number:
Firmware date: 2120-05-07 09:17
Bus encryption flags: 17
Highest AACS version ...

Well now pioneer drives don't work.
Can we put on the UHD Flashing Guide that Pioneer drives with newer firmware don't work.

An issue similar to this happened to me when ripping.
Maybe try ripping all of the files and all of the audio tracks and subtitles on the disc instead of just the specific one.
What is the physical condition of the disc? Smudged? Scratched to an extreme degree?

After leaving it in for a while it says "no disc inserted"


always let the os see the disc first then open makemkv

you may also have a power issue plug both cable direct to back of pc or laptop no unpowered hubs
if that dont work get a high powered usb hub 35+ watts

copy paste your makemkv ...

I am getting an error when I click start. I have a buffalo and I am using DE_LG_BU40N_1.00 firmware.
A pop up opens and says Command Produced Error code 0xf......


You cut it off. What's the error code?

Do you have MakeMKV installed in the default location?
Is the drive tray empty and closed ...

I am getting an error when I click start. I have a buffalo and I am using DE_LG_BU40N_1.00 firmware.
A pop up opens and says Command Produced Error code 0xf......


You cut it off. What's the error code?

Do you have MakeMKV installed in the default location?
Is the drive tray empty and closed ...

If you are using a Linux VM then I would suggest just making a new VM

storageisfun wrote: Mon Dec 30, 2024 2:01 am I am getting an error when I click start. I have a buffalo and I am using DE_LG_BU40N_1.00 firmware.
A pop up opens and says Command Produced Error code 0xf......

I was using the

BU40N 1.03 MK,

firmware as well and it didn't work either

I have had this same issue when ripping Oppenheimer. I tried restarting my system and rechecked the cable on my Blu Ray drive. I don't know what fixed it, but it went away in a few days.