Billycar11 Posts: 3253 Joined: Sun 5:49 am. Billycar11 Posts: 3050 Joined: Sun 5:49 am. What is a good drive to replace it with so I can rip the to MKV and upload to my movie server Top. Any suggestions as to how to get the program to detect my drive, or even an entirely different method for Blu-Ray support, would be appreciated. What is a good drive to replace it with so I can rip the to MKV and upload to my movie server Top. However, this does not appear to have worked. UPDATE 13.06.22: For 3-layer discs - if you have issues with ripping those - flash WH16NS60 1.03. In my opinion the best firmware for these drives. See Downgrading packages - Manjaro Linux for more details.Īfter some more digging, I tried to do the following: Unzip somewhere and then use SDF Tool Flasher to flash the MK firmware with the name of your drive that matches the drive name (Makemkv screen: product). To override this behavior, set DOWNGRADE_FROM_ALA to 1. To this end, I tried the following from the terminal, after installing Downgrade via the instructions on the Manjaro Wiki:ĭowngrading from A.L.A. He suggested that people downgrade MakeMKV (though I can no longer find the version he recommends, but whatever), then reboot. I looked around on the MakeMKV forums, and found exactly one poster who was similarly using Manjaro and encountering the issue. I use an Nvidia Shield Pro 2019 to play my personal 4K Blu-ray backups (using an LG WH16NS40 with custom firmware and MakeMKV) with Dolby Vision and Ive found that JustPlayer is my ideal media player app since I use external HDDs via USB 3.0 and I couldnt get Plex or Kodi to open DV from local MKV files for whatever reason. It runs well enough, with one major exception… it doesn’t detect my Blu-Ray drive! I was looking into Blu-Ray support for Linux, and tried various options (running a Windows-compatible player through Wine, trying workarounds with VLC, etc.), before attempting to use MakeMKV from the AUR. It has a clamshell case, which means the top pops open so you can place the Blu-ray into the drive. Billycar11 Posts: 2920 Joined: Sun 5:49 am. Using MakeMKV, it took 74 minutes to copy the whole thing. In any event, I’ll get straight to the point. What is a good drive to replace it with so I can rip the to MKV and upload to my movie server Top. You can pay to get rid of the logo (I dont have many BD discs, so I just run it in free mode). It runs in 'free mode' and puts a -small- logo in the upper-left-hand corner. This is my first post here, so apologies if it seems like I’m still getting into the proverbial swing of things. Download Free Mac Bluray Player for Mac to play Blu-ray disc/movies and watch 1080p HD/4K video on Mac.

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