Hey Y'all!
So I have a damaged Bluray (X-Files S08 D4) that I've ripped replacing the errors with '0's using ISOBuster. I'm confused if this is the best method, but moving on..When I load the 'fixed' ISO into MakeMKV I get the message that the volume key is unknown.
So, two questions: Is this the best way to recover a damaged disk? Am I doing something wrong?
Disk Errors / ISO rip / Volume Key Unknown
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timjtech
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Disk Errors / ISO rip / Volume Key Unknown
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Woodstock
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Re: Disk Errors / ISO rip / Volume Key Unknown
MakeMKV Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ about BETA and PERMANENT keys.
How to aid in finding the answer to your problem: Activating Debug Logging
FAQ about BETA and PERMANENT keys.
How to aid in finding the answer to your problem: Activating Debug Logging
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timjtech
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Re: Disk Errors / ISO rip / Volume Key Unknown
Thank you! Obviously I failed at finding this post on my own. For anyone in the future --
1. Use ISOBuster to 'Extract' the contents of the damaged disk to a folder
2. Open MakeMKV and choose to 'Backup' the disk to a different folder. Once the file "discatt.dat" is created stop the backup
3. Copy the file "discatt.dat" to the BDMV folder of the extracted contents
4. Open MakeMKV and click "File > Open File". Open the "discatt.dat" file in the BDMV folder.
Profit!
Thanks for the help
1. Use ISOBuster to 'Extract' the contents of the damaged disk to a folder
2. Open MakeMKV and choose to 'Backup' the disk to a different folder. Once the file "discatt.dat" is created stop the backup
3. Copy the file "discatt.dat" to the BDMV folder of the extracted contents
4. Open MakeMKV and click "File > Open File". Open the "discatt.dat" file in the BDMV folder.
Profit!
Thanks for the help