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aidenn0 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 04, 2025 3:53 pm

I was ripping a bluray with LibreDrive on my LG drive

Which firmware did you use? Maybe it has to do with that?

I used to rip only DVDs and Blu-Rays on an external LG BP40NB30 and never had any issues, but now I also got myself an ASUS BC-12D2HT I flashed to 3.11 MK for UHD Blu-Rays and the 3 discs (1x 3-Layer, 2x 2-Layer) I ripped worked great.

Can this drive be made to read and rip UHD discs? I tried one and it would not be recognized, thanks for any help! Laufwerksinformation OS-Gerätename: D: Produzent: PIONEER Produkt: BD-RW BDR-209M Revision: 8.50 Serienummer: ... Firmware-Datum: 2017-12-21 Markierungen der Bus-Verschlüsselung: 1B Lib...

zittrig wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 25, 2025 10:45 am

Well done. I'll check it when I get another BC-12D2HT. Have fun with your drive.

It's been working really well so far, have ripped one BD 100 in ~1 hour and two BD 66 discs in ~45 mins with a RIP speed of ~6x

Generally, a drive will not show its new software until it reboots when you power cycle it. Did you do that? I did shut the computer fully down, but it was still showing up as "WH16NS60". While waiting for my post to be approved I just went ahead and tried using the "RECOVER Drive&qu...

You can flash directly to 3.11MK. The same way is shown for big brother BW-16D1HT in the guide. Thanks for the hint, I went ahead and tried to directly flash 3.11MK using SDFtool Flasher and it went through fine, but the drive is still on the DE_LG_WH16NS60_1.02_MK firmware and showing itself as a ...

So, your ASUS drive flashed to WH16NS60 1.02MK should not have the sleep bug. Thanks for pointing that out, the drive did make weird noises, so I thought that was due to the "Sleep Bug" :? Would there be any downside to flashing the newer 3.11 MK firmware made for the drive and is my unde...

Hi everyone, I currently have an ASUS BC-12D2HT which has been flashed to DE_LG_WH16NS60_1.02_MK, so it has the Sleep Bug and incorrectly reports it's capabilities. I've read that flashing the "proper" firmware for your drive gives you the best results (and the best speed), so I've read al...