No usable optical drives

[Badboyztn]

I ripped 4 movies last night and had 2 more to do today. Before starting today, I updated the firmware to 1.18.3. And haven't been able to do anything with it. I either get the message that "this program can't find any usable optical drives" or it finally works and then it stops mid-rip and gives an error about not having enough power supplied. Neither has happened before.

Using the Verbatim (Pioneer UD03)

Any help would be appreciated.

[Billycar11]

Check windows setting for USB selective suspending disable that

And use a higher power USB port or get powered USB hub

If you want your ud03 to do UHD email me the drive info see below for that

[Badboyztn]

Hey thanks for the response, it's a MacBook Pro. Coopervid did the UHD flash for me over a month ago. Everything has been fine until I did the firmware update this morning, so I didn't know if that may have disrupted something. Can I unflash and reflash?

[MartyMcNuts]

Hey thanks for the response, it's a MacBook Pro. Coopervid did the UHD flash for me over a month ago. Everything has been fine until I did the firmware update this morning, so I didn't know if that may have disrupted something. Can I unflash and reflash?

What firmware update did you do this morning?

[Badboyztn]

1.18.3 on Mac

[MartyMcNuts]

1.18.3 on Mac

Ah, you mean you updated your MakeMKV software version? If so, just go back to the older verion.

There is nothing wrong with your drive and you should not flash it again.

[Badboyztn]

Silly question... But how do I go back t the previous version?

[MartyMcNuts]

Silly question... But how do I go back t the previous version?

Uninstall it and install an older version.

https://makemkv.com/download/old/

[Badboyztn]

I installed 1.18.2 and still getting the http://www.makemkv.com/errors/ipc/ error. The drive has a 15 watt wall plug that I have used for the last month without getting that low power error. It only presented today after the 1.18.3 firmware update. I have restarted computer several times and no luck. It's looking like I may have to purchase another drive, which is terrible bc I have only had this one for a little over a month.

[MartyMcNuts]

I installed 1.18.2 and still getting the http://www.makemkv.com/errors/ipc/ error. The drive has a 15 watt wall plug that I have used for the last month without getting that low power error. It only presented today after the 1.18.3 firmware update. I have restarted computer several times and no luck. It's looking like I may have to purchase another drive, which is terrible bc I have only had this one for a little over a month.

Wall plug or cable could be faulty. Can you try a different cable or try the drive on a different PC to help rule things out? Laptops/Macbooks are terrible at powering optical drives. Best to use an AC self-powered hub of at least 24w (30w+ is better!)

[Badboyztn]

Anyone know about this one?
Can't read AACS VID from disc - most likely current AACS host certificate is revoked by your drive

Also got this one:
Encountered 360 errors of type 'OS X IPC Error' - see http://www.makemkv.com/errors/ipc/
Failed to open disc

I'm just curious as to why after ripping 30+ movies I'm just starting to get these fault codes. I will try a powered USB hub. I will also try plugging both ends of the USB Y cable into my MacBook. I am using an adapter as my Mac has USB-C, but I have only used 1 end of it when ripping previously. If all else fails, I will buy another drive to flash.