UHD drives

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Billycar11
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Re: UHD drives

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manHands wrote:
Sat Feb 02, 2019 9:15 pm

Once WH16NS60 and latest 1.01 firmware is able to rip UHD discs (which seems imminent), would you recommend it or the BW-16D1HT? I don't use the drive for anything other than ripping discs with MakeMKV.
i would recommend the WH16NS60 because its nice to have a drive that recognizes uhd disks natively with no workarounds it will also have no sleep bug.
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Re: UHD drives

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I'd recommend it as well, since I've got a bunch of em for sale right now.
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Re: UHD drives

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I have two older LG BH16NS40's, but one doesn't have an SVC code and the other says NS40. I'm guessing there's nothing that can be done to make these friendly?
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Re: UHD drives

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GH Bryans wrote:
Sat Feb 09, 2019 8:26 pm
I have two older LG BH16NS40's, but one doesn't have an SVC code and the other says NS40. I'm guessing there's nothing that can be done to make these friendly?
nope
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Re: UHD drives

Post by GAMERZSOCIAL »

I'm looking at getting a Asus BW-16D1HT with the correct firmware for 4K rips. Is there anyone offering their services in the UK?
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Re: UHD drives

Post by subman »

hello i´m in this forum at makemkv
new to uhd drives
i´ve a asus bc-12d2ht 3.00
i´ve read many posts here the more a read more confused i get
my questions are :
do i need to crossflash drive to another one ? ( i´ve read here someone who flashed this drive to a bw-16d1ht )
if is advised to do it to what drive ?
what advantages can i expect ?
and a stupid question will this drive being flash to another will write blu ray ?
sorry for this last question
i´m really really confused
thanks to all
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Re: UHD drives

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GAMERZSOCIAL wrote:
Sun Feb 10, 2019 1:48 pm
I'm looking at getting a Asus BW-16D1HT with the correct firmware for 4K rips. Is there anyone offering their services in the UK?
How close are you to Dorset sir I’m sending at least two drives that way in the next couple days and will trust these two fellows who live within 30 miles of each other to work out a meet up. I can easily make it 3. Drives aren’t expensive by themselves but it’s the shipping across the pond that’ll get ya.
Or does “across the pond” refer to the English Channel? Not clear on that.
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Re: UHD drives

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jonghotti wrote:
Mon Feb 11, 2019 7:26 pm
GAMERZSOCIAL wrote:
Sun Feb 10, 2019 1:48 pm
I'm looking at getting a Asus BW-16D1HT with the correct firmware for 4K rips. Is there anyone offering their services in the UK?
How close are you to Dorset sir I’m sending at least two drives that way in the next couple days and will trust these two fellows who live within 30 miles of each other to work out a meet up. I can easily make it 3. Drives aren’t expensive by themselves but it’s the shipping across the pond that’ll get ya.
Or does “across the pond” refer to the English Channel? Not clear on that.
I'm actually right next door to Dorset in Devon. Do you happen to know the shipping cost if I was to cover the cost of just sending one to me?
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Re: UHD drives

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GAMERZSOCIAL wrote:
Mon Feb 11, 2019 8:08 pm
jonghotti wrote:
Mon Feb 11, 2019 7:26 pm
GAMERZSOCIAL wrote:
Sun Feb 10, 2019 1:48 pm
I'm looking at getting a Asus BW-16D1HT with the correct firmware for 4K rips. Is there anyone offering their services in the UK?
How close are you to Dorset sir I’m sending at least two drives that way in the next couple days and will trust these two fellows who live within 30 miles of each other to work out a meet up. I can easily make it 3. Drives aren’t expensive by themselves but it’s the shipping across the pond that’ll get ya.
Or does “across the pond” refer to the English Channel? Not clear on that.
I'm actually right next door to Dorset in Devon. Do you happen to know the shipping cost if I was to cover the cost of just sending one to me?
24.50 for first class takes 6-10 business days never had it take longer than 7 and there is a tracking number via the customs paperwork.
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Re: UHD drives

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subman wrote:
Mon Feb 11, 2019 6:06 pm
hello i´m in this forum at makemkv
new to uhd drives
i´ve a asus bc-12d2ht 3.00
i´ve read many posts here the more a read more confused i get
my questions are :
do i need to crossflash drive to another one ? ( i´ve read here someone who flashed this drive to a bw-16d1ht )
if is advised to do it to what drive ?
what advantages can i expect ?
and a stupid question will this drive being flash to another will write blu ray ?
sorry for this last question
i´m really really confused
thanks to all
@subman,

I'm pretty sure your current firmware (3.00) is UHD friendly. Just pop in a 4K UHD disc, open MakeMKV and see if you can back it up to your hard drive.

If it works,then you are all good. If not,then, yes, you can easily cross-flash it. Not sure about if it will write to Blu Ray discs after being flashed to BW-16D1HT.
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Re: UHD drives

Post by GAMERZSOCIAL »

jonghotti wrote:
Mon Feb 11, 2019 11:30 pm
GAMERZSOCIAL wrote:
Mon Feb 11, 2019 8:08 pm
jonghotti wrote:
Mon Feb 11, 2019 7:26 pm


How close are you to Dorset sir I’m sending at least two drives that way in the next couple days and will trust these two fellows who live within 30 miles of each other to work out a meet up. I can easily make it 3. Drives aren’t expensive by themselves but it’s the shipping across the pond that’ll get ya.
Or does “across the pond” refer to the English Channel? Not clear on that.
I'm actually right next door to Dorset in Devon. Do you happen to know the shipping cost if I was to cover the cost of just sending one to me?
24.50 for first class takes 6-10 business days never had it take longer than 7 and there is a tracking number via the customs paperwork.
That doesn't sound too bad. How much are you charging for the drive itself?
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Re: UHD drives

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MartyMcNuts wrote:
Tue Feb 12, 2019 1:33 am
subman wrote:
Mon Feb 11, 2019 6:06 pm
hello i´m in this forum at makemkv
new to uhd drives
i´ve a asus bc-12d2ht 3.00
i´ve read many posts here the more a read more confused i get
my questions are :
do i need to crossflash drive to another one ? ( i´ve read here someone who flashed this drive to a bw-16d1ht )
if is advised to do it to what drive ?
what advantages can i expect ?
and a stupid question will this drive being flash to another will write blu ray ?
sorry for this last question
i´m really really confused
thanks to all
@subman,

I'm pretty sure your current firmware (3.00) is UHD friendly. Just pop in a 4K UHD disc, open MakeMKV and see if you can back it up to your hard drive.

If it works,then you are all good. If not,then, yes, you can easily cross-flash it. Not sure about if it will write to Blu Ray discs after being flashed to BW-16D1HT.
thanks a lot for your reply
:idea: i would try to cross flash justo to be sure if it writes or not
you said " If not,then, yes, you can easily cross-flash it." my question is what method should i use :?:
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MartyMcNuts
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Re: UHD drives

Post by MartyMcNuts »

@subman,

Visit this thread and download the unlocked flasher & firmware files from the 3rd post.

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=18873

It is very easy to flash your drive.

1. Run the patched exe
2. Make sure your drive is selected in dropbox (if you have more than 1 drive)
3. Click the folder button and select a firmware. (I recommend BW-16D1HT 3.02)
4. Press the play button to flash drive
5. Reboot & done.
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subman
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Re: UHD drives

Post by subman »

Thanks marty

Already had tried but same message popsup

Message i get:
Checksum mismatched
Drive Will go to boot mode
Please retry again

Any ideas
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Re: UHD drives

Post by jonghotti »

subman wrote:
Tue Feb 12, 2019 1:24 pm
MartyMcNuts wrote:
Tue Feb 12, 2019 1:33 am
subman wrote:
Mon Feb 11, 2019 6:06 pm
hello i´m in this forum at makemkv
new to uhd drives
i´ve a asus bc-12d2ht 3.00
i´ve read many posts here the more a read more confused i get
my questions are :
do i need to crossflash drive to another one ? ( i´ve read here someone who flashed this drive to a bw-16d1ht )
if is advised to do it to what drive ?
what advantages can i expect ?
and a stupid question will this drive being flash to another will write blu ray ?
sorry for this last question
i´m really really confused
thanks to all
@subman,

I'm pretty sure your current firmware (3.00) is UHD friendly. Just pop in a 4K UHD disc, open MakeMKV and see if you can back it up to your hard drive.

If it works,then you are all good. If not,then, yes, you can easily cross-flash it. Not sure about if it will write to Blu Ray discs after being flashed to BW-16D1HT.
thanks a lot for your reply
:idea: i would try to cross flash justo to be sure if it writes or not
you said " If not,then, yes, you can easily cross-flash it." my question is what method should i use :?:
added some photos of drive
What you need to do is return that piece of junk to wherever you purchased it and buy a real drive, in my opinion.
The Original "UHD Friendly" Drive Seller
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