(Asmcom:) Pioneer UHD 4K Drives From £117.32, Cheap Shipping, Worldwide Service, Excellent Service!!!

[buttergolem]

Dear Asmcom Team,
I would like to buy a external Pioneer 4k UltraHD drive. My country of residence is Germany.

I am not quite familiar to the ripping process of BluRays, but I would like to give it a try. I have both linux and Windows systems and would like to make archives of my disks. Which external drive would you recommend?

Thank you in advance.

sláinte,
buttergolem

[alninek]

HI @Asmcom

I just payed for BDRS13EX just a few after I received your email

I sent you email as instructions

God bless

[VideoVoodoo]

Thank you Asmcom! I received my BDR-X13E-S drive all ok. Excited to get stuck in ripping some 4K discs!

[ChrDk]

Tried piggybacking on another post recommending Asmcom, but the post never got approved for some reason, so redoing it in parts here, in hopes that it gets approved:

Bought 2 (yes two) x Pioneer Premium BDR-XS07TUHD External Blu-ray Drives from Asmcom, and after a bit of confusion on my part, I got fairly quick answers from asmcom & co, and once paid, the drives arrived within 4 or 5 days (to Denmark).
The drives looks brand new, and I've tested that I can read/rip Aliens 4K (after downloading the keydb.cfg), and a normal DVD.

All in all I'm very satisfied with the service, and the product, and can therefore give my recommendation to Asmcom & co.

Now the time consuming task begins, ripping all the discs.

[wsurfa]

Any suggestions for an internal Pioneer just for ripping BD 4Ks with makemkv? I missed out at the beginning of the year with Asmcom so would like get something to replace my dead LG before Christmas.

I made the mistake of deleting the rips as I had everything 'safe' on my Plex server. Then I f'd up an update and lost a few 100 films..... I'm really looking forward to re-ripping everything......

[asmcom]

Any suggestions for an internal Pioneer just for ripping BD 4Ks with makemkv? I missed out at the beginning of the year with Asmcom so would like get something to replace my dead LG before Christmas.

I made the mistake of deleting the rips as I had everything 'safe' on my Plex server. Then I f'd up an update and lost a few 100 films..... I'm really looking forward to re-ripping everything......

Sure, we can fix you up with a Libre-Drive Friendly Pioneer Drive.

Send us an email

uhdfriendlydrives@gmail.com

Hayley

[wsurfa]

Any suggestions for an internal Pioneer just for ripping BD 4Ks with makemkv? I missed out at the beginning of the year with Asmcom so would like get something to replace my dead LG before Christmas.

I made the mistake of deleting the rips as I had everything 'safe' on my Plex server. Then I f'd up an update and lost a few 100 films..... I'm really looking forward to re-ripping everything......

Sure, we can fix you up with a Libre-Drive Friendly Pioneer Drive.

Send us an email

uhdfriendlydrives@gmail.com

Hayley

Thanks emailed with username

[Destriero]

Morning Asmcom,

just bought and started using an Asus;

Drive Information
OS device name: E:
Manufacturer: ASUS
Product: BW-16D1H-U
Revision: E116
Serial number: CHDL098321WL
Firmware date: 2020-07-21
Bus encryption flags: 1B
Highest AACS version: 70

LibreDrive Information
Status: Enabled
Drive platform: RS8F00
Firmware name: PIONEER BDR-212T
Firmware type: Original (unpatched)
Firmware version: E116/ID71
DVD all regions: Yes
BD raw data read: Yes
BD raw metadata read: Yes
Unrestricted read speed: Yes

and of course it wont read any of my 4K UHD's and also a few sandard BD's like The Road.

Can you suggest a drive that will or a solution? I would have PM'd but alas a newbie

kindest regards

Des

[alninek]

I received my Pioneer BDR-S13E-X!

I would thank @Asmcom for quick shipping and PERFECT packaging and protection!

...and also thank for unespected giift I found inside the box!!

Really thanks for perfect purchase!

God bless

[asmcom]

Morning Asmcom,

just bought and started using an Asus;

Drive Information
OS device name: E:
Manufacturer: ASUS
Product: BW-16D1H-U
Revision: E116
Serial number: CHDL098321WL
Firmware date: 2020-07-21
Bus encryption flags: 1B
Highest AACS version: 70

LibreDrive Information
Status: Enabled
Drive platform: RS8F00
Firmware name: PIONEER BDR-212T
Firmware type: Original (unpatched)
Firmware version: E116/ID71
DVD all regions: Yes
BD raw data read: Yes
BD raw metadata read: Yes
Unrestricted read speed: Yes

and of course it wont read any of my 4K UHD's and also a few sandard BD's like The Road.

Can you suggest a drive that will or a solution? I would have PM'd but alas a newbie

kindest regards

Des

Sure, Des. Send us an email, and we can advise you of a good drive. Asmcom is having no luck with his ongoing illness, but we are still here.

Clare & Hayley

uhdfriendlydrives@gmail.com

[BBonus]

I ordered a Pioneer BDR-213EBK Blu-ray optical drive with BDR-S13JX firmware 1-03 from Asmcom, it arrived very quickly. Installed in my external drive enclosure and it works perfectly with MakeMKV. Great service and communication.

[Nick-P]

I’m deciding between this flimsy-looking slimline drive from an eBay seller and a new, full-size internal drive from ASUS, a brand that's never let me down. My instinct says to go with ASUS, but feedback here makes me wonder if the slimline drive might actually be a better choice?

[asmcom]

I’m deciding between this flimsy-looking slimline drive from an eBay seller and a new, full-size internal drive from ASUS, a brand that's never let me down. My instinct says to go with ASUS, but feedback here makes me wonder if the slimline drive might actually be a better choice.

Is this the eBay Product?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226110769120

[Billycar11]

I’m deciding between this flimsy-looking slimline drive from an eBay seller and a new, full-size internal drive from ASUS, a brand that's never let me down. My instinct says to go with ASUS, but feedback here makes me wonder if the slimline drive might actually be a better choice?

you have to remember asus does not make optical drives they rebrand them from LG.

[asmcom]

I’m deciding between this flimsy-looking slimline drive from an eBay seller and a new, full-size internal drive from ASUS, a brand that's never let me down. My instinct says to go with ASUS, but feedback here makes me wonder if the slimline drive might actually be a better choice?

you have to remember asus does not make optical drives they rebrand them from LG.

Yes, as you said, Billy they are all the same; clones rebadged.

Asmcom