LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
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Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
Here me back. Drive BDR-S12UHT properly mounted and with native 1.01 firmware.
The strange thing is that after a reboot Windows doesn't see drive anymore. I've to turn my PC off
and restart again (I'm investigating this issue).
Furthermore I can't rip at any speed higher than 4x and MakeMKV doesn't add any Pioneer entry
inside regedit (instead of LG drives).
I've also tried to use the "Performance Mode" from Pioneer Utility but it doesn't seem to do anything.
Any help would be really appreciated.
The strange thing is that after a reboot Windows doesn't see drive anymore. I've to turn my PC off
and restart again (I'm investigating this issue).
Furthermore I can't rip at any speed higher than 4x and MakeMKV doesn't add any Pioneer entry
inside regedit (instead of LG drives).
I've also tried to use the "Performance Mode" from Pioneer Utility but it doesn't seem to do anything.
Any help would be really appreciated.
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Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
This is one of the design goals of LibreDrive - separate (frequently changing) drive logic from a (rarely changing) library runtime. And the target goal - a fully open-source library runtime that doesn't change in ages...Chris Kelly wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 1:58 pmThis is awesome news, and it looks like it's only six days old! Isn't the latest version of MakeMKV from 2021?
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Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
Not to burst your bubble but 4x is the max speed on UHD for pioneer drives even in performance modeTeddyRaspin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 2:18 pmHere me back. Drive BDR-S12UHT properly mounted and with native 1.01 firmware.
The strange thing is that after a reboot Windows doesn't see drive anymore. I've to turn my PC off
and restart again (I'm investigating this issue).
Furthermore I can't rip at any speed higher than 4x and MakeMKV doesn't add any Pioneer entry
inside regedit (instead of LG drives).
I've also tried to use the "Performance Mode" from Pioneer Utility but it doesn't seem to do anything.
Any help would be really appreciated.
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Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
There are several reports that LibreDrive mode manifests insufficient USB power issue - drive disconnects after LibreDrive handshake but works fine with LibreDrive disabled. Almost in all cases it was confirmed (with Pioneer utility) that insufficient USB power was the case, but still it happened only with LibreDrive.TeddyRaspin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 2:18 pmThe strange thing is that after a reboot Windows doesn't see drive anymore. I've to turn my PC off
and restart again (I'm investigating this issue).
The latest SDF v84 has changes for this, it forces low-power mode and adds some timeouts for capacitors to charge back, please try it and post if this changes anything.
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Thanks as always my dear friend,
I already have sdf v84 inside my APPDATA dir (inside _private_data.tar file). I've rolled back to a previous bios version on my motherboard
as I was using latest beta (with new AGESA which could have some issues) and bdr-s12uht is working fine now and it is connected via sata
cable inside PC. I'm not using any USB enclosure.
Regarding UHD ripping speed, this drive reads any UHD disc I have instantly, light years better than any LG drive I ever had, but I've seen
on Pioneer specs site 4x is the maximum read speed for UHD 4K TL discs.
I already have sdf v84 inside my APPDATA dir (inside _private_data.tar file). I've rolled back to a previous bios version on my motherboard
as I was using latest beta (with new AGESA which could have some issues) and bdr-s12uht is working fine now and it is connected via sata
cable inside PC. I'm not using any USB enclosure.
Regarding UHD ripping speed, this drive reads any UHD disc I have instantly, light years better than any LG drive I ever had, but I've seen
on Pioneer specs site 4x is the maximum read speed for UHD 4K TL discs.
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Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
You can add it manually - lower-case "speed" + underscore + drive id from sdftool or MakeMKV log file.TeddyRaspin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 2:18 pmMakeMKV doesn't add any Pioneer entry inside regedit (instead of LG drives).
Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
A Libredrive runtime sounds great! Any idea Mike regarding timing since all the Pioneer firmwares should be soon supported - so I hope?mike admin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 2:20 pmThis is one of the design goals of LibreDrive - separate (frequently changing) drive logic from a (rarely changing) library runtime. And the target goal - a fully open-source library runtime that doesn't change in ages...Chris Kelly wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 1:58 pmThis is awesome news, and it looks like it's only six days old! Isn't the latest version of MakeMKV from 2021?
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Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
Already done but, of course, I can't rip higher than 4x speed.mike admin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 3:57 pmYou can add it manually - lower-case "speed" + underscore + drive id from sdftool or MakeMKV log file.
Anyway, it's a great thing the Pioneer libredrive support. Thanks for your hard work.
Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
You're looking at it all wrong. The Pio takes its time reading troublesome discs with extreme accuracy, that's all.TeddyRaspin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 6:17 pmAlready done but, of course, I can't rip higher than 4x speed.
Anyway, it's a great thing the Pioneer libredrive support. Thanks for your hard work.
Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
And you have a fantastic burner for 50GB discs. The LGs all have issues at the layer break. 50GB discs burnt with LGs are all troublesome and video will must likely stutter at the layer break. Even worse if you want to store important data files that can't be read back.SamuriHL wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 8:31 pmYou're looking at it all wrong. The Pio takes its time reading troublesome discs with extreme accuracy, that's all.TeddyRaspin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 6:17 pmAlready done but, of course, I can't rip higher than 4x speed.
Anyway, it's a great thing the Pioneer libredrive support. Thanks for your hard work.
But watch out: You should also burn these at the lowest speed (2x) with your Pioneer drive.
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Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
When I'll find also a BDR-212UBK at the same price of S12-UHT (which I think they are the same device),
I'll be very happy to change the other LG drive too.
In the meantime, I'm enjoying the precious gift mike give us with Libredrive support also for Pioneer UHD drives.
I'll be very happy to change the other LG drive too.
In the meantime, I'm enjoying the precious gift mike give us with Libredrive support also for Pioneer UHD drives.
Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
I searched. No chance....TeddyRaspin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 9:42 pmWhen I'll find also a BDR-212UBK at the same price of S12-UHT (which I think they are the same device),
I'll be very happy to change the other LG drive too.
In the meantime, I'm enjoying the precious gift mike give us with Libredrive support also for Pioneer UHD drives.
Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
I just grabbed one here in the states but it was not cheap by any means.TeddyRaspin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 9:42 pmWhen I'll find also a BDR-212UBK at the same price of S12-UHT (which I think they are the same device),
I'll be very happy to change the other LG drive too.
In the meantime, I'm enjoying the precious gift mike give us with Libredrive support also for Pioneer UHD drives.
Re: LibreDrive for Pioneer drives
Yeah the S12 seam to be more affordable than the 212 UHD types.SamuriHL wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 10:30 pmI just grabbed one here in the states but it was not cheap by any means.TeddyRaspin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 9:42 pmWhen I'll find also a BDR-212UBK at the same price of S12-UHT (which I think they are the same device),
I'll be very happy to change the other LG drive too.
In the meantime, I'm enjoying the precious gift mike give us with Libredrive support also for Pioneer UHD drives.
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