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Somehow, in windows, when ImgBurn is run natively, it can't ignore the AACS. But in macOS, where it's run "virtually" it doesn't notice any AACS. When MakeMKV is just open and thus removed the encryption.

THIS IS NICE !!!

I'll just keep writing here, even I just tested few things in windows. First, when you open a disk with MakeMKV, you remove the encryption, so it's easy to playback with VLC. (No need for this hassel any more: https://vlc-bluray.whoknowsmy.name/ , right?) Same thing in windows side with Xreveal. Wit...

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And in every case, if the wizards of makemkv mac version would incorporate a function which would make straight identical ISO from a physical disc in the drive, that would be A HUGE benefit for Mac users like me (using mac every day and taking that old windows hardware from the closet twice a year).

Wrong, macOS has supported UDF 2.50 from 10.5 (2007). What native macOS tool or utility can create UDF 2.5 ISOs? I'm not sure. I look into this once or twice a year for few days, now several years like that, and never got the whole picture of this. Maybe I need to start making notes about this and ...

I got it installed months ago, but just tried to use it. (I'm running it as in XP.) First, ImgBurn does not find the ODD. https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=28961 says that: "Launch Imgburn and go to Tools > Settings > I/O and change the interface to SPTI. It shou...

I would like to rip 3D blu-rays to .iso with macOS. And I won't pay for DVDFab. Price is ridiculous for rare use and their kext breaks down the OS every time. So I guess there is no straight forward app to be found? Just wondering, if ripping is done with makemkv ie. resulting just the folder struc...

The hard part about creating ISOs of blu-rays on macOS is that macOS does not natively support version of filesystem used on blu-rays, UDF . As Steve Jobs once famously said , blu-ray is a bag of hurt. 15 years later and macOS natively still can't play a blu-ray disc. Wrong, macOS has supported UDF...

...and to preserve UDF 2.5: hdiutil makehybrid -iso -joliet -udf -udf_version 2.5 -o output_filename.iso filename.cdr ...right? Read this: https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=33765 Well, few things: 1. MacOS and underlaying freeBSD does support UDF. Both reading and writing. Fro...

...and to preserve UDF 2.5: ...right?

I want to store br-rips as .iso. Everywhere it is recommended that you'd use ImgBurn, even with macOS. I managed to run it through Wine. (Using 32b-xp-mode.) But, Does anybody know, how the end result differs from making .cdr in Disk Utility and then hdiutil makehybrid -iso -joliet -o ~/Desktop/file...

It is still handy to have always one disc as one file.

Found the problem:
libaacs.dylib was not a file, just a link.

Had to copy libaacs.0.dylib to /usr/local/lib and remove that ".0".

I tried to follow this guide:
https://blog.greggant.com/posts/2024/02 ... c-vlc.html

"Paste (or copy) the libaacs.dylib file into /usr/local/lib."

Should this be perhaps /usr/local/ or /usr/lib?
There is no /usr/local/lib in default.

Wanting to save the disc as .iso is for future proof. The image should be identical representation fo the disc. It's a bit strange that there is only one software in the world that can do that and the company is quite shady. But if it's so, then it is. "Reality is that which, when you stop beli...