www.makemkv.com

That may be what your DNS server resolves it to, but, not the one I use.

I've just been reading the CloneBD forum. I saw the post about Maze Runner: Death Cure. As far as I was aware issues like those, were a player problem. Due to high bitrate atmos tracks. You see the same issue in Guardians of the Galaxy 2 for example. I recognize your nick so like me your using a a ...

I cleaned it prior to my initial posting and it looked pristine. I tried cleaning it last night after I read your post and Makemkv couldn't read it. I opened the drive, looked at the disc, put it back in and it worked. It's almost like I needed a special sequence of events to happen before it would...

great!! THANKS i just ordered the NS60 from the US for about 120USD (all included), which is fine i guess. yes i'd like to have an official future proof drive to watch 4k movies. but flashing the NS60 from 1.00 or 1.01 to 1.02MK is fine? (what does it change anyway?!) Please don't. It doesn't bring...

Someone reported a couple more issues with CloneBD and Elby said they were working on a fix, but, it's not something I ran into and it didn't look like the same dropout issue. Once they released the build that rewrote MLP support I reripped all my ATMOS titles with it and had zero issues with audio ...

st4evr wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 16, 2019 4:14 pm

SamuriHL wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 16, 2019 3:37 pm

Hopefully this clears up the issue of why it's not happening any time soon once and for all.

Give it another few days/weeks, but we can dream can't we?

Rebellions are built on hope.

Wizards!

Is there any chance that Matroska may end up eventually supporting conversion of the UHD Blu-ray's Dolby Vision layer into the streaming format's Dolby VIsion and then muxing it into an MKV file? If it is possible with MP4 then why not MKV? This has been discussed before, but, I'm going to go a dif...

No, we're not "all" screwed. Some DNS servers for whatever reason still aren't resolving it but there's advice in this thread, even the post directly above yours, that shows how to get around that.

Was the drive running in LibreDrive mode when you did the ddrescue? ... @SamuriHL Aren’t all UHD discs BEE? Your initial question is quite relevant. UHD Friendly drives, afaik, have AACS 1.0 bus encryption vs the AACS 2.0 bus encryption that official drives use (at least this is my understanding). ...

More information is required. What drive did you make this ddrescue image from? It matters because if the drive supports bus encryption, the image won't be able to be decrypted because of the bus encryption applied to it. So, that information matters. If that's not it, then it's entirely possible yo...

There appear to be lots of DNS issues. See the link I posted just before your post as people have been discussing the issue there.

We should leave it to the professional.

Well, obviously the solution is to decode ALL the frame data and randomly spread the love throughout the decoded m2ts. :P :D Piece of cake! LMAO I kid, I kid. That sounds nasty. Sounds like you have it under control, though, which is awesome. Let's hope this nonsense doesn't show up on more titles.

Yeah I hadn't thought of that until I saw Woodstock mention it in the other thread. I was thinking os caching and forgot most people don't use secure dns. So that's good!

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