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I'm actually of the opposite opinion of a lot of people here... I use a computer running TrueNAS with six 18TB drives, in a RAIDZ2 configuration, with 32GB of RAM. Since I am concerned about wearing out my SSD, and TrueNAS is very aggressive about RAM caching, I've just been ripping backups straight...

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Sat Jul 12, 2025 5:34 am

Thanks for following up with the MKB_RO.inf file Hittsy, it is much appreciated. The C3D9 variant of Terminator has been added to the public keydb.

Thanks for the key, and the notif. Appreciated.

Evidently, despite people submitting dumps for it, it wasn't in the public keydb.cfg.

I can only assume there are multiple versions floating around. Thanks for the reminder to submit the dump.

Terminator, 1984, C3D9. If it's not too much trouble, please let me know when this is available - I need it to do some troubleshooting. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UGO6_6zY4SM8xq52Sja_FCa8bLZly9WU/view?usp=sharing edit, MKB_RO.inf for the disk is below: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XxiS5Amf...

https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=162444#p162444 I think the file should be named KEYDB.cfg on case sensitive file systems. As separate question, does MakeMKV indicate it is trying to download the latest HKs? Does it indicate success or failure? Sorry, I used capslock when typing it, ...

Hey, I installed makeMKV via flatpak, and have been using it successfully for months, until I tried to rip terminator in 4k recently. For some reason, there's still no hashed key available, so I downloaded the latest keydb.cfg, renamed it to KEYDB.CFG, and placed it in /home/[username]/.MakeMKV/ Des...