LibreDrive would help you deal with blu-ray discs with newer AACS. Season 4 of Star Trek: Discovery is one I ran into recently with a newer AACS.TalkTalk1701 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 03, 2023 3:48 pmYes it still rips blu-ray and DVD's no problem, it was ripping newer blu-rays with newer protection i was worried about?? yes tried rebooting my computer unplugging the drive and re plugging it in and even trying it on my other Mac as well it said the same thing, not sure what else i can try?
Ha yes i keep it so i can still run older programs i still use that are no longer supported on newer OS's i have a newer Mac also
There's a command line tool that comes along with MakeMKV called sdftool. On my system, it is here:
/Applications/MakeMKV.app/Contents/MacOS/sdftool
This will print a helpful usage message
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/Applications/MakeMKV.app/Contents/MacOS/sdftool --help
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/Applications/MakeMKV.app/Contents/MacOS/sdftool --list
This will print out a bunch of info about a specific drive
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/Applications/MakeMKV.app/Contents/MacOS/sdftool -d <drive ID> --info
SDF.bin version: 0x0096
which tells me what version of sdf.bin I'm using. I also see that LibreDrive is enabled and a bunch of other stuff.
There is a way to have the tool use a different version of sdf.bin, but it is dependent on whatever versions of sdf.bin your machine has downloaded in the past.
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/Applications/MakeMKV.app/Contents/MacOS/sdftool -d <drive ID> --sdf-version=<version> --info
I think version 0x0090 was the default version to ship in 1.17.2, and when I specify that version on the command, the output looks almost identical, except for SDF.bin version: 0x0090. I interpret this to mean my drive was also supported in that version of sdf.bin.
Skipping around to different versions, for my drive, it seems that version 82 didn't know anything about my drive, but version 83 shows LibreDrive enabled for my drive.