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Looks like the keys are not available yet. I've sent the required dump to svq@makemkv.com.

No, it's a LG WH16NS40 1.02 2115-12-11 14:59 with stock factory firmware.

Since LibreDrive has been enabled, I have not had to clean one UHD disc to get it to rip, where as before I had to clean at least 50%, and probably more of the discs. Is LibreDrive handling the layer switching better? Or have I just had a lucky run of new discs that didn't need cleaning? Anyone else...

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Tue Mar 12, 2019 10:57 pm

I don't see anything listed as Atmos - most I see is True HD 7.1 and DD Plus Surround 7.1

Select the 7.1 track and look at the right window. In the Info section you will see the codec which probably will be Atmos.

Retail version purchased at Walmart is ripping just fine for me.

I've had this happen in several discs, and it's always caused by Java crashing. Try disabling Java. An easy way do to this is: sudo mv /usr/bin/java /usr/bin/java.disabled (You may need to find where the Java executable is on your system, the above example is on Linux Mint) Then try to run MakeMKV o...

I just got home from work with my new copy of BR UHD, and it opened and is ripping fine. That was a quick update :D Does not rip for me tonight using the latest version of MakeMKV (1.14.2) and connected to the internet. My copy was purchased from Amazon; where was yours? Regardless, dump file has b...

I just got home from work with my new copy of BR UHD, and it opened and is ripping fine. That was a quick update

I was getting the extremely slow rips, and found that if I unselected the CC track that the rips returned to normal speed.

Let me guess, the drive you are writing to is formatted FAT? You need to reformat it to NTFS or exFAT (or if using linux EXT4).

A FAT filesystem limits filesize to 4GB.

I've seen this error before, it's usually Java crashing. I've worked around it (on Linux Mint) by temporarily renaming the java executable. Try
and then rip. Once done don't forget to

I was able to rip the retail version (purchased at Walmart) with no issues.

Thanks - helpful. I wasnt intending to Handbrake transcode to MP4 as happy with the quality of MKV - or do you keep your files in MKV and just use Handbrake for the edit you mention? Cheers Instead of using Handbrake you can use MKVToolNix to remove un-wanted audio tracks and subs. Only takes a few...

And don't forget the camp who contend that all physical (optical) media is headed 'the way of the dodo', in favor of streamed media. People have many opinions... :) And sadly the powers that make these kinds of decisions don't live somewhere like I do where streaming over the internet is impossible...

My bad, I didn't search first...

But a comment, either there needs to be info about how to install ccextractor on linux, or the option should be disabled by default (or not cause a rip failure) if ccextractor is not installed.