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If there is an unsupported disc using AACS2.1 Load disc Start Makemkv (close AnyDVD before, if active?) Don't do anything further with Makemkv At this point, the disc must have been scanned by Makemkv & the drive put in 'LibreDrive' mode in order to successfully perform a RAW read of the encrypted ...

So what? It can't process the disc since the protection is not supported. You mean I have to try that, it fails and only then I can create a protected ISO. That doesn't make sense. Therefore: Cook book please I doesn't make any sense to you, yes. But you MUST enable LibreDrive mode regardless of wh...

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Sat Dec 07, 2019 9:48 pm

What? If I start Makemkv it always scans the drive...

No, it doesn't enable LibreDrive mode just starting MakeMKV. You have to click on the drive icon and THEN you will see the message in the log window that "LibreDrive enabled". Until then, it won't work. Period.

Being able to specify an ISO image to convert to unprotected folder backup would make my life SO much easier. Alternatively doing the same from an encrypted folder backup would also work for me. Do I understand the key points from workflow: - get the (unsupported) disc - backup it into "protected w...

I have already once corrected you for being wrong. This will be the second time now. You don't just "load makemkv and do nothing!" That will do absolutely NOTHING. So no. Read again what I've written several times now. Just loading MakeMKV doesn't do anything.

Here are the commands I use to create a non-bus encrypted protected ISO with my NS60 drive: "C:\program files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon64.exe" info disc:1 "C:\Program Files (x86)\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /MODE READ /SRC G: /DEST d:\ISO\[DISC_LABEL].ISO /START /CLOSESUCCESS Thanks for sharing! Looking fo...

I agree. Both options would be ideal. I'd love to be able to cut out the middle man of having to mount the protected ISO and just be able to open it in MakeMKV and convert it to a decrypted folder backup. That'd be sweet. If' we're going down into wish territory, the ability to do that from the comm...

Here are the commands I use to create a non-bus encrypted protected ISO with my NS60 drive: "C:\program files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon64.exe" info disc:1 "C:\Program Files (x86)\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /MODE READ /SRC G: /DEST d:\ISO\[DISC_LABEL].ISO /START /CLOSESUCCESS Note: My NS60 drive is the SECO...

I'll post the exact command I use later. It's something like makemkvcon64 info # where # is the drive number. This will put the drive in libredrive mode until you eject the disc. Which disables bus encryption, allowing you read the raw protected iso. At that point you only need the title key (and w...

Yup everything you just wrote is correct. I had forgotten that you can't create an unprotected folder from an encrypted folder which is why I stuck with protected iso. Now if Mike wants to add either 1) ability to open a protected iso directly and create an unprotected folder backup and/or 2) The ab...

I meant to update my post again to say I successfully read all 3 discs in my Asus drive. Once it finally started reading the disc it went through no problem. Initially reading the disc took a while though before there drive recognized it. I just let it go till it recognized it and started the full d...

No. I mean scan. If you enable libredrive you don't need any file other than the protected iso because it's not bus encrypted. I'll post the exact command I use later. It's something like makemkvcon64 info # where # is the drive number. This will put the drive in libredrive mode until you eject the ...

That method is wrong. Just loading makemkv and doing nothing will in fact do nothing. The disc has to be scanned. In any case I already said it works. I use makemkvcon to scan the disc and them imgburn to create the iso. Makemkv opened it without issue. The anydvd created iso had hash issues. Sent f...

Why ISO? (I mean "why" in a sense "what is the benefit", not to offend you or discuss what particular workflow or tools are better.) Why not non-decrypted backup (same as ISO but files). Is there any "standard" for protected ISO, i.e. where all the key-related information is stored in SIO, that nor...

I can confirm what Teddy is seeing. An AnyDVD made protected ISO gives hash errors. A protected ISO made with my script (i.e. scan the disc with makemkvcon and put the drive into LibreDrive mode, then create the ISO with ImgBurn) works without issue.