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If I get

Using direct disc access mode
LibreDrive firmware support is not yet available for this drive (id=C32B1C6CC46F)
Titleset id 2 is invalid
DEBUG: Code 0 at !g|`?-JJCvH7_aDw8:213130904
Failed to open disc

What does it mean? As I understand it, LibreDrive can be seen as some kind of codec used to decode / decrypt the "police code". Does it mean that there is no way do rip this specific DVD?

Drive Information
Current profile: DVD+R
Manufacturer: TSSTcorp
Product: DVDWBD SH-B123L
Revision: SB04

LibreDrive Information
Status: Possible, not yet enabled
Drive platform: MT1939
Harware support: Yes
Firmware support: No
Firmware type: Original (unpatched)
Firmware version: 03.31
DVD all regions: Possible, not yet enabled
BD raw data read: Possible, not yet enabled
BD raw metadata read: Possible, not yet enabled
Unrestricted read speed: Possible, not yet enabled

Libredrive does not really help DVDs you have another problem if you can't open that dvd libredrive is more for Blu-ray aacs and UHD ,disabling buss encryption.

Billycar11 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 09, 2020 10:47 am

Libredrive does not really help DVDs you have another problem if you can't open that dvd libredrive is more for Blu-ray aacs and UHD ,disabling buss encryption.

Those are the only error messages I see. What could then be the problem?

Something to do with these 2
Titleset id 2 is invalid
DEBUG: Code 0 at !g|`?-JJCvH7_aDw8:213130904

jocke77 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 09, 2020 10:41 am

If I get

Using direct disc access mode
LibreDrive firmware support is not yet available for this drive (id=C32B1C6CC46F)
Titleset id 2 is invalid
DEBUG: Code 0 at !g|`?-JJCvH7_aDw8:213130904
Failed to open disc

What does it mean? As I understand it, LibreDrive can be seen as some kind of codec used to decode / decrypt the "police code". Does it mean that there is no way do rip this specific DVD?

It means please purchase another drive, one that works, Billy or I can help you with that if needed. Thank you.

Buying another drive is not an option. Any other suggestions are welcome.

If, for instance, VLC can show the movie, why can't makemkv handle it?

jocke77 wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:52 pm

Buying another drive is not an option. Any other suggestions are welcome.

If, for instance, VLC can show the movie, why can't makemkv handle it?

because MKV does more than VLC and is a lot more complex, I mean, VLC plays most dvds (just a matter of zone problems for a small number of them) , ripping is a lot tougher than playing, and MKV cannot handle a MKV non compatible drive, MKV is not a player like VLC

if the reply you got says it has to be changed for a MKV handling, it certainly must be changed, given the signature of the guy who answered you (jonghotti), it's no fun but...


and excuse my english which might be funny

jocke77 wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:52 pm

Buying another drive is not an option. Any other suggestions are welcome.

If, for instance, VLC can show the movie, why can't makemkv handle it?

Another suggestion is to use a different ripping program, one that supports that drive. MakeMKV obviously does not.

Sorry to ask, but I am confused by it all

I get “Using LibreDrive mode” then after that I get “Using direct disc mode”

Is it working right?

Normally you do not need libredrive enabled unit to rip dvds, as said above. MakeMKV should rip DVDs just fine. But he is getting that error, so his drive is not supported. He will have to get a supported one if he plans to use MakeMKV, for example ASUS BW-16D1HT rips DVDs even when it is not libredrive enabled I can confirm that.

For dvd use a free ripper shrinker like dvd shrink

zaqqaz6917 wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 22, 2024 9:18 pm

For dvd use a free ripper shrinker like dvd shrink

Welcome to the 1990ies.