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SamuriHL wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 23, 2020 1:19 pm

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Wed Jul 22, 2020 9:42 pm

2nd - Stupid question time: I have a Windows system. Based on the link provided above, does the registry entry require quotes?

No quotes on the reg entry.

Quietly editing my registry.... Thanks for asking the "stupid" question (notice the quotes?)

Are you able to put the drive in a different machine to help determine if it's the drive or something else on the server? Could be something getting warm and flaking out, cpu, memory, motherboard components, or drive.

This link shows the details on how to send in the relevant info from a debug log and it's setup it is a txt file and will definitely include more detail than the 2 lines you were able to show so far to include makemkv version drive info etc.

https://www.makemkv.com/faq/item/8

I have a laptop with an RS1013 drive, it doesn't say it is hddvd, but would it still be helpful at all to send in the firmware? Drive Information OS device name: E: Manufacturer: HL-DT-ST Product: BDDVDRW CT10L Revision: YC07 Firmware date: 2008-09-12 12:34:56 Highest AACS version: 65 LibreDrive Inf...

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 -> C...

Is there any chance that we could have a configurable libredrive option with the "sleep bug" and "unrestricted read speed" maybe in advanced options? I'd be willing to move fast enough to avoid sleep bug for the benefit of faster UHD read.

Cool, my other software comment was intended as a joke, as I know they exist, but for me I haven't needed anything aside from MakeMKV. However, I don't have any UHD disks right now or a 4k display so I'll probably hold off on cross flashing at least until I'd have a reason or ability to test. That i...

Now you ASUS owners have a tough decision to make. :P Because if you flash the NS60 MK firmware to your drive, you no longer are impacted by the sleep bug and UHD ripping should work at rip lock speeds. Decisions decisions because you do lose UHD friendly compatibility with other software, but, the...

Just did a test on my ASUS-BW-16D1HT-3.10 with a bluray and it ripped in 12 minutes! Looks good reached over 8x and I don't recall over ~3.4x previously, but I could have a bad memory. LibreDrive Information Status: Enabled Drive platform: MT1959 Firmware type: Patched (microcode access re-enabled) ...

I had the same issue with a copy from Best Buy, after cleaning it I could still see some lines that looked to be a little less than an inch and curved with the data in 2 places. A replacement disc did not show the issues and worked well.

what drives/firmwares are supported with this LibreDrive mode? The detailed list will be posted soon. About 200 firmware versions total, about 2/3 in supported state. MakeMKV now displays detailed information for the drive on the main screen, look for the LibreDrive information on the right pane. I...

This process works great if you have a PC that will work with Dosflash, but I see in the thread Mike mentions a new program that would come out to make it even easier. Is there any update on that? It seems like many month's ago and I'm curious if there were issues or if it's not coming out etc. Also...

Just out of curiosity, would it be possible for MakeMKV to automatically download the latest hashed_keys if it has internet access, or is there some technicality I'm missing?

I see your list of supported drives and was wondering if it's exhaustive, or just what you have been able to test works. For example, what about WH14NS40? It's been reported as good if it has ns50 svc code. Also, is the difference with the svc code beyond something that can be flashed?

"device manager" should let you click the drive and get to its properties like the win 7 path listed above. push start, and type the name it will search and find that, then click and find your drive.