Public KeyDB Disc Submissions

[wellwelllwell]

Disc type: UHD
Disc ID: 0x2282CC41AA0E254C7FB9A7A96C726D16A213E7C0
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v76_Touch_of_Evil_Theatrical_Cut_53CD
Drive: PIONEER BDR-XS06
Drive firmware: 1.11/ID69
LibreDrive status: Enabled
Did you sync the public keydb within the last 15 minutes? Yes
Have you verified that all submission links are accessible in incognito/private browsing? Yes
MKB_RO.inf link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YDobAq ... sp=sharing
Disc dump link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NaGji4 ... sp=sharing

Here is the MKB_RO.inf Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1idh-qN ... sp=sharing

I think it was some other encryption program or similar giving me issues as it took a few tries and what it'd show is just "Files Ready to Be Written To Disc"

EDIT: I did a ton of testing and it will properly read the disc and show the folders only if I plug the reader in and the disc is the first one read.

Any subsequent reads after will have it read as a generic BDR drive only showing ""Files Ready to Be Written To Disc" in the disc itself.

Maybe its a Pioneer specific think I dunno but now I know the issue and future dumps should be spotless.

[keydb_helper]

Here is the MKB_RO.inf Link: ...

Thanks for following up. Your disc has been added to the public keydb.

I think it was some other encryption program or similar giving me issues as it took a few tries and what it'd show is just "Files Ready to Be Written To Disc"

EDIT: I did a ton of testing and it will properly read the disc and show the folders only if I plug the reader in and the disc is the first one read.

Any subsequent reads after will have it read as a generic BDR drive only showing ""Files Ready to Be Written To Disc" in the disc itself.

Maybe its a Pioneer specific think I dunno but now I know the issue and future dumps should be spotless.

It sounds like a quirky behaviour but it almost seems consistent with Windows creating a desktop.ini file when first browsing the disc structure and then offering to write that pending file on subsequent interactions. I would still expect the original files to be visible though.

Which version of Windows are you using? And do you have any specific disc burning applications like the Nero suite or any kind of packet-burning software?

[wellwelllwell]

Here is the MKB_RO.inf Link: ...

Thanks for following up. Your disc has been added to the public keydb.

I think it was some other encryption program or similar giving me issues as it took a few tries and what it'd show is just "Files Ready to Be Written To Disc"

EDIT: I did a ton of testing and it will properly read the disc and show the folders only if I plug the reader in and the disc is the first one read.

Any subsequent reads after will have it read as a generic BDR drive only showing ""Files Ready to Be Written To Disc" in the disc itself.

Maybe its a Pioneer specific think I dunno but now I know the issue and future dumps should be spotless.

It sounds like a quirky behaviour but it almost seems consistent with Windows creating a desktop.ini file when first browsing the disc structure and then offering to write that pending file on subsequent interactions. I would still expect the original files to be visible though.

Which version of Windows are you using? And do you have any specific disc burning applications like the Nero suite or any kind of packet-burning software?

Its Windows 11 24H2 and I have 0 disc burning or packet burning software.

The closest I have to that is Balena Etcher and that's it.