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I've ripped 10s to hundreds of DVDs with this drive. Now, its not a particularly fast DVD ripper, but it rips them without any issues/

lots of discs these one gets these days from non retail sources are clearly marked "rental only" and are just the main feature. can see this from netflix, redbox and even some discs from various libraries

This is what I use. I have not watched each episode to verify. Episode 1: 00731.mpls Episode 2: 00578.mpls Episode 3: 00332.mpls Episode 4: 00576.mpls Episode 5: 00817.mpls Episode 6: 00545.mpls anydvd concurs [disc] type=BD-R version=AnyDVD HD 8.3.6.0 (BDPHash.bin 19-05-23) totalsectors=20356480 l...

It seems impossible to take an encrypted backup and turn it into a decrypted backup. (i.e. makemkv goes directly to the title selection and makemkvcon backup requires a disc input). Any chance support for taking an encrypted backup and turning it into a decrypted backup can be added? edit: take the ...

ok, need to figure out how to wrap my head around coding up something simple for it then.

Is it possible to document the discatt format? The reason I ask is that while I like makemkv if I'm making mkv's, if my goal is to make a full disc backup that is playable, I need to use a tool like anydvd (while makemkv works for non java discs, it mostly doesnt for discs with java based protection...

Anyone know of any usb to sata adapters (externally provided power most likely) that work with desktop optical drives? I got a cheap one from ebay that has a 12v input and it works with my desktop sata hard disks (so its not a loss, and for under $1 after ebay coupon was willing to risk it), but doe...

I'm wondering if I'm using ddrescue in a manner that is optimal in regards to the error correcting codes on a bluray. namely: do blurays error detect/correct codes on a 2048 byte block boundary or is it larger. i.e. I use ddrescue -b 2048 -d to read the discs in a direct io manner, and even with dif...

In the US, you can get an 8TB external drive regularly for $130-$140ish (not every day, but regularly). Lets say its 50GB (this is very conservative, probably on average in the 30-40GB range) for a movie, that's about 160 movies you can fit on a single drive. so each movies basically costs less than...

ok, that's what i was interested in.

Is the higher bit density only for UHD discs?

So obviously there's a difference, as not all BDXL drives can read UHD discs, I've just done a lot of googling and see people asking this Q but never getting a technical answer as to what is the difference. i.e. a regular 1080p bluray video disc is just a regular Bluray in terms of bits on disc with...

depends on how static the image is. There's reason ABC/ESPN decided to go with 720p for sports insted of 1080i. For constantly changing scenes, 720p is a constant 720 lines of vertical resolution, while for fast moving things 1080i will devolve to 540 of vertical resolution https://www.reddit.com/r/...

this is very useful for trying to recover broken discs (where one might use multiple copies to fill in the blanks). Is it possible for you to add a command line option to makemkvcon to basically say ("insert libredrive, but don't do anything else) so I can then just use ddrescue. i.e. today for DVDs...

Not that it matters in the context of MakeMKV, but for discs I have that are scratched and unable to be fully read easily, bypassing bus encryption would be useful for making ddrescue images of them especially if one tries to read different portions on different machines.

There's really minimal point to MakeMKV attempting to make an ISO, at least for any BD-J disk, as it does nothing to protections that might exist with in the bd-j code. More often than not with BD-J, you'll end up with an ISO that is not playable. Even for non BD-J discs, it wont remove region code ...