BD Drive won't rip DVD or Blu-rays all of a sudden

[paraw]

The sdf_stop method works for me. Thanks again for the help. It would be great if you could keep us posted about the code update.

[Gingerwig]

You're a superstar. Thanks for all your hardwork...especially on a Sunday!

[MrVanx]

Hi Mike,
Many thanks for the workaround, it works a treat.

[xpernas]

I am still having the same issues, I saw the post on how to disable the LibreDrive but I have no idea how to make the changes.

My first attempt to read to decrypt the disk the progress bar stops at about 10% nothing else happens. if i close the program and try again, just stays at scanning CD-ROM Devices with no progress.

just really frustrated, any help is appreciated.

[Gingerwig]

I am still having the same issues, I saw the post on how to disable the LibreDrive but I have no idea how to make the changes.

My first attempt to read to decrypt the disk the progress bar stops at about 10% nothing else happens. if i close the program and try again, just stays at scanning CD-ROM Devices with no progress.

just really frustrated, any help is appreciated.

Just so I know where to start from, in Mike's post, are you able to get your drive's unique ID?

[watson387]

Just joined to post this. I'm having the exact same issue but with a different drive that had previously always said was unsupported by LibreDrive. Windows 10. The drive becomes available again after a restart. I'd like to ask where to place the makemkv config file and what does the filename need to be? I've looked in the obvious places and can't seem to find it, so I'm assuming I have to create it.

Drive information:

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Drive Information
OS device name: E:
Current profile: BD-ROM
Manufacturer: HL-DT-ST
Product: BDDVDRW CH30N
Revision: AS00
Serial number: K9PE92A3854
Firmware date: 2113-06-14 14:59
Bus encryption flags: 1E
Highest AACS version: 46

LibreDrive Information
Status: Enabled
Drive platform: MT1939
Firmware type: Original (unpatched)
Firmware version: 0.AS00S
DVD all regions: Yes
BD raw data read: Yes
BD raw metadata read: Partial
Unrestricted read speed: Yes

and

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SDF  v05c: HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_CH30N_AS00_211306141459_K9PE92A3854

[ImCoKeMaN]

Just so I know where to start from, in Mike's post, are you able to get your drive's unique ID?

I'm guessing if you are having issues with those instructions you are using Windows.
makemkvcon didn't seem to like those parameters, so here's an option you can try:
Navigate to View -> Preferences -> Check "Log Debug Messages" in the General tab
Close and restart MakeMKV
Now when Makemkv starts it will show you where it logged a txt file, it should be MakeMKV_log.txt in your user profile folder
Navigate to that path
Once you find the file close MakeMKV (so the file is not in use) and open it.
you should see a line starting with SDF with your drive identifier just like in the previous posts
This appears to be formatted Manufacturer_Product_Revision_Serialnumber if you just want to grab the info from the Drive information tab, but the txt file will be most accurate

Just joined to post this. I'm having the exact same issue but with a different drive that had previously always said was unsupported by LibreDrive. Windows 10. The drive becomes available again after a restart. I'd like to ask where to place the makemkv config file and what does the filename need to be? I've looked in the obvious places and can't seem to find it, so I'm assuming I have to create it.

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SDF  v05c: HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_CH30N_AS00_211306141459_K9PE92A3854

In windows I haven't seen a config file, so likely this needs to be set as an environment variable
Use the windows key, type "System" open (make sure you don't select system information)
In the window that pops up click Advanced System Settinngs to open the System Properties window
In this window click the "Environment Variables..." button
In User variables section click new:
in Variable name enter: SDF_STOP
In Variable Value enter the drive name from the txt file after SDF for you it would be "HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_CH30N_AS00_211306141459_K9PE92A3854"


If it worked when restarting MakeMKV you shouldn't see a Libredrive information section.

[AllesMeins]

Just here to add another debug log - maybe it is of some help to you. Having the same problem since a few days ago under Ubuntu 20.04 - so I'm waiting until a fixed version for Linux is ready...

MakeMKV_log.txt

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[xpernas]

Just so I know where to start from, in Mike's post, are you able to get your drive's unique ID?

I'm guessing if you are having issues with those instructions you are using Windows.
makemkvcon didn't seem to like those parameters, so here's an option you can try:
Navigate to View -> Preferences -> Check "Log Debug Messages" in the General tab
Close and restart MakeMKV
Now when Makemkv starts it will show you where it logged a txt file, it should be MakeMKV_log.txt in your user profile folder
Navigate to that path
Once you find the file close MakeMKV (so the file is not in use) and open it.
you should see a line starting with SDF with your drive identifier just like in the previous posts
This appears to be formatted Manufacturer_Product_Revision_Serialnumber if you just want to grab the info from the Drive information tab, but the txt file will be most accurate

Just joined to post this. I'm having the exact same issue but with a different drive that had previously always said was unsupported by LibreDrive. Windows 10. The drive becomes available again after a restart. I'd like to ask where to place the makemkv config file and what does the filename need to be? I've looked in the obvious places and can't seem to find it, so I'm assuming I have to create it.

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SDF  v05c: HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_CH30N_AS00_211306141459_K9PE92A3854

In windows I haven't seen a config file, so likely this needs to be set as an environment variable
Use the windows key, type "System" open (make sure you don't select system information)
In the window that pops up click Advanced System Settinngs to open the System Properties window
In this window click the "Environment Variables..." button
In User variables section click new:
in Variable name enter: SDF_STOP
In Variable Value enter the drive name from the txt file after SDF for you it would be "HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_CH30N_AS00_211306141459_K9PE92A3854"


If it worked when restarting MakeMKV you shouldn't see a Libredrive information section.

Thank you for taking me thru the process ! here is my unique ID !
SDF v072: HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_CH30N_AS00_211306141459_K99D9E95918

your help is greatly appreciated !

[ericblau]

I thought I should add my bug report here too. The sdf_Stop workaround is working for me, which is great, though I'm at a bit of a loss as to why this bit me to begin with, as my drive is not LibreDrive supported, and I thought MakeMKV only tried to use sdf for libredrive capable drives...

For the record, my drive is:
HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_UH12NS30_1.03_211404241900_K99F1JJ4913

and, before applying the sdf_Stop workaround, the error I got (partway into reading a blu-ray disc) was:

"Can't read AACS VID from disc - most likely current AACS host certificate is revoked by your drive"
after which the drive wouldn't respond to anything until a shutdown/restart.
Ubuntu 18.04, if it matters.

Just wanted to make sure you knew that this hit non LibreDrive drives as well...

[mike admin]

Ok, another attempt...
SDFv73 just pushed, please let MakeMKV download it, reboot and try again.
Thank you all for your patience!

[watson387]

Ok, another attempt...
SDFv73 just pushed, please let MakeMKV download it, reboot and try again.
Thank you all for your patience!

Thanks! The issue persists for me with SDFv73. No change.

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SDF  v073: HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_CH30N_AS00_211306141459_K9PE92A3854

In windows I haven't seen a config file, so likely this needs to be set as an environment variable
Use the windows key, type "System" open (make sure you don't select system information)
In the window that pops up click Advanced System Settinngs to open the System Properties window
In this window click the "Environment Variables..." button
In User variables section click new:
in Variable name enter: SDF_STOP
In Variable Value enter the drive name from the txt file after SDF for you it would be "HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_CH30N_AS00_211306141459_K9PE92A3854"


If it worked when restarting MakeMKV you shouldn't see a Libredrive information section.

Thanks for this! Tried this after I tested SDFv73. Rebooted and it accesses disks fine now.

[chaslinux]

If you are affected:
Please do post your drive model, log file (if you have it), and whether the "power off-power on" did change anything.

Running a registered version of MakeMKV (compiled as per forums) on Xubuntu 20.04 (also same experience on Ubuntu 18.04). This is a fresh installation of Xubuntu with libdvd-pkg. Here's the log from a DVD (cutting because it exceeds max characters allowed):

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Debug log started at Mon Jun 22 00:47:19 2020 , written by MakeMKV v1.15.1 linux(x64-release)
Using 262272KB for read cache.
001005:0000 MakeMKV v1.15.1 linux(x64-release) started
001004:0000 Debug logging enabled, log will be saved as /home/charm/MakeMKV_log.txt
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 0 at Fi:8.YS^z0_#RDnJ/Oz 3Q:29393631
SDF  v073: HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_UH12NS30_1.03_211404241900_K9KF47A5702
SDF  v073: HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_UH12NS30_1.03_211404241900_K9KF47A5702
003007:0000 Using direct disc access mode
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 0 at Fi:8.YS^z0_#RDnJ/Oz 3Q:29393631
SDF  v073: HL-DT-ST_BDDVDRW_UH12NS30_1.03_211404241900_K9KF47A5702
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 2399228161 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132399
DEBUG: Code 0 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132215
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 2399203585 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132399
DEBUG: Code 1 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132215
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 2399203585 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132399
DEBUG: Code 2 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132215
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 2399203585 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132399
DEBUG: Code 3 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132215
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 2399203585 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132399
DEBUG: Code 4 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132215
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 2399203585 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132399
DEBUG: Code 5 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132215
DEBUG: Code 0 at !Ko|V6~1>:Q>[Nj2M:213132031
DEBUG: Code 0 at |>0q0?}e\Lbf0AiU*:121261773
DEBUG: Code 0 at |>0q0?}e\Lbf0AiU*:29393792
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 117637252 at OBJTKgMeJzd_yf]y:213130559
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 117637252 at OBJTKgMeJzd_yf]y:213130559
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 117637252 at OBJTKgMeJzd_yf]y:213130559
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 117637252 at OBJTKgMeJzd_yf]y:213130559
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 4 at DF&6y_c@adL4<MeV(d%L:29394367
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 117637252 at OBJTKgMeJzd_yf]y:213130559
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 117637252 at 59\D5CLED~UVu32XvH:213131778
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 117637252 at 59\D5CLED~UVu32XvH:121261934
002003:0000 Error 'Internal error - Operation result is incorrect (132)' occurred while reading 'BD-ROM HL-DT-ST BDDVDRW UH12NS30 1.03' at offset '524288'

The drive is an LG branded drive that shows as HL-DT-ST BDDVDRW UH12NS30. Here's the URL for the drive's home page: https://www.lg.com/us/support/product/l ... 30.AVAA10B

I have shut off the computer for 10 minutes and turned the system back on.

Edit: If it helps I can bring several different Blu-ray drives home from work to test, just trying with one of the two I have at home.

I edited the config file to stop LibreDrive and after also installing ccextractor and inserting the path to it MakeMKV seems to be dumping DVDs again. Haven't tried a Blu-ray yet, but going to try a recent one next. The Blu-ray appears to be dumping as well. The resulting file of the DVD was playable in VLC.

[paraw]

Also for me, SDF v73 does not fix the problem.

[roadhog]

The environmental setting fixed my problem.

Running Windows 10 Pro - 1903, 32 GB.

Thanks for the help.