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Just got my Best Buy SteelBook copy, and submitted a dump as well.

If you use a suitably new MediaInfo, you should see something like this for the video stream: Video ID : 1 ID in the original source medium : 4113 (0x1011) Format : HEVC Format/Info : High Efficiency Video Coding Format profile : Main 10@L5.1@High HDR format : Dolby Vision, Version 1.0, dvhe.07.06, ...

Is your ISP maybe doing something to block connections? If you're on Linux or MacOS, if you run: what do you get?

My WH16NS60 stopped reading anything but DVDs awhile back, while my BU40Ns continue to work fine. The same may have happened to you.

Guessing it's an import of the UK StudioCanal release. The US version is coming in December.

Tried it this morning, and now it's backing up successfully. Thanks Mike!

Hey there Maybe a few newb-ish questions about BluRay decryption and so on, but got the message of "The volume key is unknown for this disc" which led me down a bit of a spiral in finding out more about BluRay and how things work. If it's just a normal Blu-ray Disc, you shouldn't need to ...

At least on my copy, the first 2 are the same (segment map, streams, chapters). The "third" one is just from MakeMKV walking streams, and doesn't have the chapter metadata, because the chapter stops are defined in the playlist.

Unfortunately we don't know. What errors are you getting? Or is the drive just not seeing the disc? Please provide specifics.

You should be able to update them with mkvpropedit, you shouldn't need to remux the whole file just to alter the chapters.

I submitted one as well, same filename. 🤞

Received the usual error, and submitted the dump file via email.

Successfully ripped yesterday. Thanks Mike!

Apparently it's not in the hashed keys database yet, because my rip attempts are failing. Dump sent.

i seen it on dual layer discs. did you do the speed unlock? you have to do it in the registry I'm not running Windows, so I don't have a registry. I'm running the MK firmware on my WH16NS60 drive, as well as a BU40N (via SATA, no USB). Multi-layer discs always top out in the 6x-7x range for me. Lin...