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What is the fastest UHD disc reader you have? Don't care for burning, just ripping my own UHD/4K discs, So preferably a player only.

dellsam34 wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2025 10:27 am What is the fastest UHD disc reader you have? Don't care for burning, just ripping my own UHD/4K discs, So preferably a player only.

My option 4 LG BP60NB10's are quite reliable drives and they can rip a triple layer in about 68min roughly. Also I have some in stock. Speed while nice is not everything. Slower can yield better results on more difficult discs.

Bluntman wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2025 3:23 pm

dellsam34 wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2025 10:27 am What is the fastest UHD disc reader you have? Don't care for burning, just ripping my own UHD/4K discs, So preferably a player only.

My option 4 LG BP60NB10's are quite reliable drives and they can rip a triple layer in about 68min roughly. Also I have some in stock. Speed while nice is not everything. Slower can yield better results on more difficult discs.

Where can I buy from you?

Shoot me an email, it's listed along with my phone for texting in the first post. Prices and shipping are also listed.

BluntmanUHD@protonmail.com

Bump for update on 1 unit left in stock for the BP60NB10 Option #4

Bump for Pioneer BDR-UD03 option 5 to special order.

Experts,
Need some help please.
Bought LG WP50NB40 from bluntman an year back and really really impressive so far especially in ripping my personal collection.
Question:
I have a few ISO 3D files in my laptop and bought empty Bluray discs.
How do I now burn that ISO to this empty bluray disc?
I also have licensed makemkv & dvdfab Ripping SW.
should i just insert the empty disc to this LG and automatically dvdfab shows me burning option? or?
Also, if i want to watch this 3D directly in my pana player, is ISO good or i covert to mkv and then write to this disc?

should be as simple and downloading "ImgBurn" inserting a blank disk, and pointing it the iso and hitting burn. Though I tend not to burn my backups so I could be missing something.

Great service and hooked me up with a nice drive that does the job perfectly. One thing about getting into backing up my own collection is I can enjoy browsing for movies in stores again, like the old days.

Bought LG WP50NB40 from bluntman an year ago and so far so good with around 25+ discs ripped or burnt for my personal backup.
Just wondering if we have any idea on how many discs can be ripped/burnt before these machines start giving trouble. 50 or 100?

howtodoittech wrote: Fri Jan 31, 2025 5:44 pm Great service and hooked me up with a nice drive that does the job perfectly. One thing about getting into backing up my own collection is I can enjoy browsing for movies in stores again, like the old days.

Happy to be of service Enjoy!

newmkv wrote: Thu Feb 06, 2025 7:55 pm Bought LG WP50NB40 from bluntman an year ago and so far so good with around 25+ discs ripped or burnt for my personal backup.
Just wondering if we have any idea on how many discs can be ripped/burnt before these machines start giving trouble. 50 or 100?

Hundreds, unless you are very hard on them. They should be good for quite some time.

Hi Bluntman,

I just sent you an email at BluntmanUHD@protonmail.com
Hopefully you got it friend!

Cheers
Tycan

Need some help. Not sure if this is the right forum.
Have some ISO 3D files in 25-35 GB each.
Have this LG drive (bought from bluntman) & copied as ISO using Imgburn SW but when played in my panasonic UB 420 player, either does not have volume at all in one disc but other disc just keeps loading loading not playing at all. Same discs can be seen in my laptop without issues for the contents.
But all ISO files under 23 gb or something plays absolutely fine no issues.
What am I missing especially when burning 25gb+ files? any tips/tricks?

I'm interested in the ASUS BW-16D1HT, I think my hacked UHD drive is dying...

I'm in Alberta, so please let me know the price so I can make a decision...