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Huh? That disc isn't supported by MakeMKV yet. There's no mystery. Mike simply hasn't processed the dump. The reason it works with the keydb file (what you call findvuk, which is what is used to download the keydb file) is because there's a key in there that MakeMKV can use.

Mine are from Walmart and ripped fine. I'm finishing up making a protected ISO of disc 3 as I type. Disc 1 and 2 were completely fine and I have protected ISOs of them copying to my NAS. They all open with the keys in the KeyDB so I'm good to go.

I'm ripping disc 1 and 2 as we speak. Keys for all 3 discs are in the KeyDB, including the disc 2 variant that people have posted (same as mine). I'll rip disc 3 once disc 1 is finished. Love having multiple Pioneer drives!

MKB20_v77_Madame_Web_CDF2.tgz

Dump submitted. Also there's a key for this title in the keydb:

I got all my other discs today except Andor. That's delayed until tomorrow by the delivery company. I don't like seeing posts of issues with discs. I was able to make protected ISOs of everything that I got today: Falcon and Winter Soldier, Obi Wan, Moon Knight, and Madam Web (need to send that dump...

A command that's used in a bash shell but quite frankly if you couldn't get it to work with imgburn you're not likely to have more success with dd

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Enable LibreDrive by opening the disc to the title selection screen in MakeMKV. Use DD to create an ISO from the disc sudo dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/some/folder/iso_name_here.iso Obviously you'll have to replace the dev device with the dev device of your UHD drive and the folder path and ISO name but it'...

There's a private_data.tar file that is created from the encrypted hashed keys that are downloaded from the server. But that file is updated by MakeMKV and contains other data than just the hashed keys that MakeMKV uses to decrypt titles. There's not just "one file" that gets downloaded an...

No. That's not how it works. It's not a file.

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Bu40n is the only drive to recommend for what you want to do. Clearly you want to run findvuk and as mentioned you need an LG or Asus drive for that. I use my bu40n for that process.

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That's not a magic "work around". You simply got lucky that the disc was readable in that session. The fact that you didn't decrypt it made absolutely no difference whatsoever. Makemkv simply was able to read the whole disc.

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I'm ripping my replacement direct out of the box and into my S13 Pio drive. I really hope it gets through this rip.

EDIT: Finally. I've now ripped it successfully.

My replacement disc is FINALLY out for delivery. Here's hoping I actually get to watch this movie.

It only works with makemkv if the vuk is part of the entry. Simply saying "it's in the keydb" is highly misleading for many reasons, causing people to mess around with things trying to get it to work when it may not. The disc needs to match the disc id in the keydb and the entry has to con...