Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
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Mucio
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
Please note that the LG HLDS BU40N.ARAA10B plug-in USB-C port can be moved to the USB-C port. Please note that only 1 meter of cable can be used on the PC computer. From the 1-meter USB C cable to the USB C cable, the LG HLDS BU40N.ARAA10B can be connected to the PC and cannot be used for UHD 4K films. Please note that the cable from the LG HLDS BU40N.ARAA10B must be turned on but the cable must be 15 centymeters away from the normal cable. Please note that the USB C type cable must be operated with maximum power, without the power of the 4K UHD player being available.
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Sayaka
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
I am having trouble understanding this post, and I am unlikely to be the only one (and I am also wondering whether it was created with the help of an AI translation tool). Could you please rephrase this ?Mucio wrote: Sun Jun 07, 2026 11:41 am Please note that the LG HLDS BU40N.ARAA10B plug-in USB-C port can be moved to the USB-C port. Please note that only 1 meter of cable can be used on the PC computer. From the 1-meter USB C cable to the USB C cable, the LG HLDS BU40N.ARAA10B can be connected to the PC and cannot be used for UHD 4K films. Please note that the cable from the LG HLDS BU40N.ARAA10B must be turned on but the cable must be 15 centymeters away from the normal cable. Please note that the USB C type cable must be operated with maximum power, without the power of the 4K UHD player being available.
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Coopervid
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
AI babble bullshit.Sayaka wrote: Sun Jun 07, 2026 9:07 pmI am having trouble understanding this post, and I am unlikely to be the only one (and I am also wondering whether it was created with the help of an AI translation tool). Could you please rephrase this ?Mucio wrote: Sun Jun 07, 2026 11:41 am Please note that the LG HLDS BU40N.ARAA10B plug-in USB-C port can be moved to the USB-C port. Please note that only 1 meter of cable can be used on the PC computer. From the 1-meter USB C cable to the USB C cable, the LG HLDS BU40N.ARAA10B can be connected to the PC and cannot be used for UHD 4K films. Please note that the cable from the LG HLDS BU40N.ARAA10B must be turned on but the cable must be 15 centymeters away from the normal cable. Please note that the USB C type cable must be operated with maximum power, without the power of the 4K UHD player being available.
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Mucio
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
Sorry, Google Translate messed it up for me too. What I mean is that the USB-C cable should not be longer than one meter, as this can cause power issues with the LG HLDS BU40N.ARAA10B Drive.
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Mucio
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
Tell me how to convert Dolby Atmos audio in TrueHD format to E-AC-3 audio from Dolby Amos so that the player in HISENSE C1 4K (3840 x 2160) does not block the Atmos audio?
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Mucio
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
Problem solved. I connected my computer via HDMI 2.1 through a home theater receiver, and then to the HISENSE C1 4K. The receiver took over the sound, and the HISENSE C1 4K took over the image. The sound is in Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. 
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babayaga
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
I have no clue why you didn't use the receiver from the start - also there are many forums better aimed for discussing projectors and receivers than a forum for a software made for ripping optical discs =)Mucio wrote: Tue Jun 09, 2026 10:19 am Problem solved. I connected my computer via HDMI 2.1 through a home theater receiver, and then to the HISENSE C1 4K. The receiver took over the sound, and the HISENSE C1 4K took over the image. The sound is in Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.![]()
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Mucio
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
You should use your mind and then you will understand. 
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babayaga
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
With your feet in the air and your head on the ground
Try this trick and spin it, (Yeah) yeah
Your head will collapse, if there's nothing in it
And you'll ask yourself...
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HSH1979
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
hello, i found a BU40N at a reasonable price, not like those sold at a crazy price on the forum here, can i use it directly to rip 4k UHD disks?
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Billycar11
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
yes see guide belowHSH1979 wrote: Mon Sep 14, 2026 2:28 pm hello, i found a BU40N at a reasonable price, not like those sold at a crazy price on the forum here, can i use it directly to rip 4k UHD disks?
or email me or marty for an automated flasher
see below for email
Buy a drive from the guide and video maker: viewtopic.php?t=17831
UHD Drive Guide: viewtopic.php?t=19634
Auto flash kit $40 Email Billycar5924@gmail.com No attachments
UHD Drive Guide: viewtopic.php?t=19634
Auto flash kit $40 Email Billycar5924@gmail.com No attachments
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HSH1979
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
are the flashers free? i would like to avoid paying for this stuff
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Billycar11
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Re: Is the BU40N still the best overall choice?
The guide is free personal help is paidHSH1979 wrote: Mon Sep 14, 2026 4:30 pm are the flashers free? i would like to avoid paying for this stuff
Buy a drive from the guide and video maker: viewtopic.php?t=17831
UHD Drive Guide: viewtopic.php?t=19634
Auto flash kit $40 Email Billycar5924@gmail.com No attachments
UHD Drive Guide: viewtopic.php?t=19634
Auto flash kit $40 Email Billycar5924@gmail.com No attachments