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hescominsoon
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Blue Ray Rip Speed

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MOt of hte drives i see are 6 or 8x. are there any UHD friendly drives faster in read speeds?
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Re: Blue Ray Rip Speed

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You looking for CLAIMS of faster speed, or actually being able to ACHIEVE faster speeds?
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Billycar11
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hescominsoon wrote:
Sun Dec 05, 2021 10:48 pm
MOt of hte drives i see are 6 or 8x. are there any UHD friendly drives faster in read speeds?
with the speed unlock on a WH16NS60 you can rip at 12x
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demon
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I've only ever reached 12x rip speeds with single layer discs, fwiw.
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demon wrote:
Mon Dec 06, 2021 4:56 am
I've only ever reached 12x rip speeds with single layer discs, fwiw.
i seen it on dual layer discs. did you do the speed unlock? you have to do it in the registry
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hescominsoon
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right the current drive i have is limited by it's usb 2.0 interface. I ma going to be purchasing one from the person that sells pre-flashed drives..just wanted to make sure i can get faster speeds if i am going to spend the money..:)
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Billycar11 wrote:
Mon Dec 06, 2021 5:07 am
i seen it on dual layer discs. did you do the speed unlock? you have to do it in the registry
I'm not running Windows, so I don't have a registry. I'm running the MK firmware on my WH16NS60 drive, as well as a BU40N (via SATA, no USB). Multi-layer discs always top out in the 6x-7x range for me.
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demon wrote:
Tue Dec 07, 2021 6:53 pm
Billycar11 wrote:
Mon Dec 06, 2021 5:07 am
i seen it on dual layer discs. did you do the speed unlock? you have to do it in the registry
I'm not running Windows, so I don't have a registry. I'm running the MK firmware on my WH16NS60 drive, as well as a BU40N (via SATA, no USB). Multi-layer discs always top out in the 6x-7x range for me.
Linux instructions here too viewtopic.php?f=19&t=22689#p93350
Only do it for you WH16NS60 Dont do it on the BU40N
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hescominsoon
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Re: Blue Ray Rip Speed

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i flashed a firmware i found on here..the BD read speeds are now as fast as its USB 2.0 interface will allow..:) I'm having another issue..but i'll start a new thread on that.
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Re: Blue Ray Rip Speed

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Billycar11 wrote:
Tue Dec 07, 2021 11:21 pm
demon wrote:
Tue Dec 07, 2021 6:53 pm
Billycar11 wrote:
Mon Dec 06, 2021 5:07 am
i seen it on dual layer discs. did you do the speed unlock? you have to do it in the registry
I'm not running Windows, so I don't have a registry. I'm running the MK firmware on my WH16NS60 drive, as well as a BU40N (via SATA, no USB). Multi-layer discs always top out in the 6x-7x range for me.
Linux instructions here too viewtopic.php?f=19&t=22689#p93350
Only do it for you WH16NS60 Dont do it on the BU40N
Good to know, thanks.
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