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It's here in the MK firmware pack. WH16NS58 1.V5

https://www.makemkv.com/download/mk-fir ... 200720.zip

Jitter doesn't really matter. You check for LDC and BIS.


I see. :D
Thank you very much for all the provided guides on "How To" for what I needed.
I think I will be using the DE_ASUS_BW ...

1. It's in the package here. https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=19113
Look for WH60 instead of BH60.

2. It works with this firmware

3. See above


I've flashed the drive with HL-DT-ST-BD-RE_WH16NS58-1.V5-NM00900-211802070957 today and I've tried QPxTool to see what I can ...

You can even do your own quality checks with your drive. To do so flash it to WH60NS58 1.V5. Download this proggie:

https://github.com/speed47/qpxtool/releases?Vz5CfWRhW6u=MOt0LUWI

Qpxtool requires this special firmware. You can always flash back to your ASUS firmware if desired but it is ...

As long as you only use 25GB discs you are fine and you shouldn't worry too much about the drive warming up. A 50GB disc is a different animal and especially LG / ASUS drives are not the best burners for those. If you burn them use this method.


Yup, I've only ever burned BD-R SL (single-layer ...

I doubt a firmware update would make any difference with regards to writing discs. It's normal for a drive to warm up as it is doing a lot of work. Just leave the tray open for 5 mins after writing a disc before moving on to the next one. This gives you a few minutes to grab a cuppa or go to the ...

Hi, I'm new around here so bear with my lack of knowledge please >,<

I bought a few years ago a Blu-Ray Writer from ASUS, model "BW-16D1X-U" and mainly used it to burn single layer BD-R discs or read DVDs (close to 100 discs done).
First thing I noticed about it is that it gets quite hot while ...