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This has what to do with MakeMKV?

Firmware date says no, at this time. Pioneer screwed things up for users in December 2022.

That drive can read Bluray disks, but... BDs are saved differently than DVDs. Actually, saving DVDs as ISOs is "new". Generally speaking, both types of disk are saved as collections of MKV files that are the contents of the disk, NOT as "disk images". This is what you get if you ...

"The version that you USE."

The requirements are listed in the topic about the release. If you have a version of Linux that meets the requirements that you prefer, that would be YOUR preferred version.

MakeMKV just cares that the interface requirements are met.

Did you submit the generated file to have a key created?

Do you have download of keys enabled, and does the log show that a connection can be made?

These are more important questions.

"Too new" seems a weird description of a two-year-old disk. Especially since you're talking about part of a set.

tisble wrote: ↑

Sun May 26, 2024 1:59 am

So what is the work around for this issue?

I take it that the answers posted above had no effect on your issue? Or did you not try them before posting?

Generally, you get an email with the key within a few minutes. A lot of people say their email providers hide the emails as "spam", so... Have you checked your spam folder?

Searching the forum for "BDR-XS07UHD" finds over 250 messages about this drive, many posted by people involved in making drives MakeMKV-compatible. Have you tried LOOKING for it, or do you not acknowledge posts not made as replies to your messages?

Links to web pages aren't image links, so they won't display like you think. What "same error"? There is a difference between commercial video disks and "a disk full of videos". Commercial disks have certain types of copy protection. There is no telling what "a disk full of ...

The use of keys.db would depend on whether or not the key is present in it. Yes? Good chance. No? Still have to wait for SOMEONE to provide a decryption key.

This image shows that the disk is being read (that explains the lack of a .TGZ file), but that errors are encountered. The read is able to continue with multiple retries, but, eventually, it fails. This often happens with "new, just taken from the package, disks with no scratches", that ha...

Seeing that the log says he's trying to save it to the root of C:, Windows is going to complain about that for security reasons. Billy's right - running as an admin account MAY let it happen, but... Do you REALLY?

Saving to root on C: is generally bad karma.

Attaching dump files does not work. You email them to svq@makemkv.com .

Such notes are probably a subtitle track. Have you checked your player to see if it is displaying subtitles?