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omk1980 wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 17, 2021 6:00 am

Anyone get the us version working?

This one is for the Canada version. Still unable to rip as of this writing.

Dump Submitted for Mortal Kombat 4K (Canada) to svq@makemkv.com

Anyone know how to correctly rip the Canadian UHD release? I have the latest version of Java installed and don't see a large list to choose from, but I have the "main feature" supposedly identified, which isn't correct since it starts half way through the movie and is only a 77 minutes long.

Submitted for mine also.

Dump submitted for Soul 4K (Canada) to svq@makemkv.com

Dump for Tenet 4K (Canada) Submitted.

Dump Submitted for Mulan 4K (1998 and 2020) - Canada.

I also sent as well (Canada).

Submitted to svq@makemkv.com

allomere wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 15, 2020 3:03 am

MartyMcNuts wrote:
Yes, it is more likely to happen.

Interesting. Anyone else experienced this?

I had a BD explode into a million pieces. Took an hour to clean the drive. It's not as reliable as before, not sure if it was the optical grenade or the full throttle.

Dump for Trolls World Tour 4K (Canada) submitted.

Is it possible that the increased speeds could potentially destroy discs? I had a Bluray disc just literally explode in my LG drive into a million pieces. It had trouble reading the disc and was constantly adjusting the spin speed and then eventually heard a loud POP inside the drive like a gun aft...

Is it possible that the increased speeds could potentially destroy discs? I had a Bluray disc just literally explode in my LG drive into a million pieces. It had trouble reading the disc and was constantly adjusting the spin speed and then eventually heard a loud POP inside the drive like a gun aft...

Is it possible that the increased speeds could potentially destroy discs? I had a Bluray disc just literally explode in my LG drive into a million pieces. It had trouble reading the disc and was constantly adjusting the spin speed and then eventually heard a loud POP inside the drive like a gun afte...

Typo, yes. It's now working, ripping as we speak.