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Hi Coopervid, Was about to pick up one of these drives. If it has firmware version 1.03 would I be able to roll the firmware back to a version that works with mkv? If so can you send me instructions on how to flash it? Thank you! No, firmwares younger than Dec. 2022 can't be flashed. If so, return ...

Venturer wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 04, 2024 5:45 pm

This thread is so silent...

No updates anymore about MakeMKV and Libredrive V2 for Pioneer units!

Currently you are out of luck. And the dump file doesn't help for 1.00. I would need the flasher file for 1.00.

Hi @ll, I'm still confused about the Pioneer drives and the nomenclature - especially these two: BDR-X13E-S BDR-X13E-X I understand that "E" means European market and "S"/"X" differentiates betweens internal external. ok. But what else? From the Specs on the Pioneer si...

This drive can be upgraded to UD04 and can read UHDs and will be Libredrive compatible.Read your PM.

Hi, I've had this drive for some time and just decided to try MKV. Is it possible to read/rip with this drive or do I need to purchase another? Drive Information OS device name: D: Manufacturer: ASUS Product: SBW-06D2X-U Revision: 1.10 Serial number: THDL186772WL Firmware date: 2017-04-18 Bus encry...

Following this thread, I purchased a used BDR-212V drive with a Feb 2022 date on the label but with firmware date showing as May 2022 in MakeMKV (still good). Firmware revision is 1.02. That means I can crossflash this drive to be able to read UHD discs, right? Can somebody help me with the procedu...

Edward1017 wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 01, 2024 7:17 am

Hello Coopervid,
I also picked up one of these drives recently. Mine is on firmware 1.00.
Can you also PM me with the instructions?

Read your PM.

sense wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 25, 2024 9:26 pm

Hello Coopervid,
could you please send me the instructions to downgrade the XS07U to a libredrive firmware ?

If your firmware is younger than Dec. 2022 you are out of luck and should return it.

I ripped the theatrical and special edition of Aliens 4K using my LG and one of my Pioneersm(MKV, not disc backup). Both drives completed with no errors other than a few "dropped 2 audio frames to maintain sync..." which seems to be completely normal for seamless branching titles. The MKV...

Burning BD discs is so much yesterday. First - burning discs is much more expensive than playing from hard dsik. Second - disc quality especially for discs >=50 GB has gone south. Third: Only one player can play all three layers of a BD-R, only a few 2 of them (<= 66GB). So don't burn and the cross-...

wyzxvnv wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 29, 2024 8:26 am

Guys, I saw somewhere here on the forum that BDR-212DBK has a plastic lens and high rate of failure. How 212V?

The rate of failure only applies if a cross-flashed drive is used to burn XL (100GB) BD-Rs.

I think the OP is doing regular blu-rays. Shouldn't need to download any keys for that, right? It should just work. I wonder if the ISOs of blu-rays made with multiMAN is somehow not doing the right thing? I don't have any experience with using a PS3 or multiMAN. I concur. And there are really old ...

With the data directory on the preferences|general tab set to C:/Users/{username}/.Makemkv and the keydb.cfg file (that anydvd is happily using) copied into that directory, makemkv does NOT decrypt and therefore I assume it's not picking it up. If this works for some people then there's obviously s...

Non-standard might not work. Why don't you try standard?

You should check under View Preferences General that it shows C:\Users\USERNAME\.Makemkv. And then copy the keydb.cfg to that directory.