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Testing now......

Results soon.

I have let Mike know my test results.

Now awaiting an update from Mike.

That sounds promising.

Yep, my testing went well.

Results:

1. Eac3to now recognizes m2ts file and I was able to extract streams.

2. I created a 1 minute sample direct from the playlist using FFMPEG and did not find any noticeable glitches or artifacts.

3. CloneBD = no errors during encoding. Once finished, I watched a minute and skipped through it and did not see any noticeable glitches or artifacts.


I've passed on my results to Mike. I'm sure there will be an update soon...

All you guys who study and learn about this stuff are my heros, esp you Mike ! I've ripped almost a thousand discs over the years and it's because of tech pioneers like u guys, thx !!!

@Mike

Fury UHD ripped flawlessly and megui as well as eac3to can extract streams without any issues at all.

This afternoon I'll try to create a protected ISO and see if it reports errors on FMTS/M2TS decryption process.

@mike,

I guess Teddy and Marty had a "quick & dirty version" to test. Any idea when the corrected next beta can be released?

@mike,

just saw that version 1.14.7 was released. Chapeau, Mr. Fantastic!

Charlie's Angels UHD now works!

Thank you!

Backing up my 4K copy of Zombieland now. Nicely done, Mike!

Extremely cool, nice work and thank you! I just went out bought a copy of Stand By Me to test with. Mike, if you need me to test anything feel free to PM.

Creating a protected ISO will not work as FMTS/M2TS will fail hash check.

No issues at all if the decryption is made from the physical disk.

That's a shame. I usually create a protected iso while waiting for makemkv to support new titles. When the support is added I make an unprotected backup from the protected iso. That way I'm only handling the disc once instead of periodically checking it. Ah well that's not a big deal really.

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I've created a protected ISO with another software and now MakeMKV decrypt it with no hash errors at all.

Thus, it's possible to decrypt also a protected ISO of an AACS 2.1 UHD disk.

Brilliant! I may stop and grab zombieland on the way home just to have one to play with. The way I create protected iso is to use makemkvcon to put the drive in libredrive mode and then use imgburn to create the image. All scripted of course.

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