This drive isn't quite getting the same speeds, but a.) it's a new drive, b.) I just flashed it so I may need to do some finagling, and c.) every disc is different, even accounting for DVD/Blu-Ray/4K Blu-Ray. MakeMKV added speed control to their software, but it has to be set in the settings, not GUI. I don't blame people who did-their power was completely out and stayed out longer than mine-but I would have been a lot less prissy if I had to deal with that smell in my apartment, too.) (Note: I still haven't cleaned out the fridge and refrigerator, but that's because until yesterday afternoon, all the dumpsters in my complex were overflowing as no one had done pickup in a week and change and I will not, not, not make the horror worse by putting two trash bags of dairy, meat, and assorted to the nightmare when temperatures are normalizing into the sixties-a week ago single digits, that really happened-and make everyone live with that kind of hellscape. Now I did not-at the time-realize that the winter storm had quite literally killed all my refrigerated/freezer food, granted, but I can't say that would have actually mattered in fact, it getting here for me to play with is kind of helping me deal with replacing everything. My old drive is starting to be quirky, and as my pandemic sanity project is ripping and encoding movies, I went ahead and did some budget magic to upgrade it. Please see the specific OS sub-forum for details.So among my accomplishments this year, I have successfully flashed my new bluray drive back to older firmware to gain unlimited read/write speed and also to rip 4Ks. Depending on the operating system type and version the API can be enabled either for all programs or per application basis.
Starting from version 1.15.0 the integration settings of libmmbd can be changed in MakeMKV preferencs dialog. In order to enable this functionality a simple configuration settings change is required - there is no need to install any sort of device drivers or virtual drive emulators. The way this library works, it launches a MakeMKV instance in background and communicates with MakeMKV in order to get decryption keys - so working MakeMKV is required for the library to function.Īll programs that use libbluray library (that list includes VLC, mplayer, mpv, Kodi, JMC and many more) can use this API for on-the-fly decryption, enabling direct blu-ray playback. This API is implemented as an open-source library called LibMMBD. In addition to being an application, MakeMKV provides a simple API that any application can use to decrypt M2TS/SSIF files from a blu-ray disc (including 4k UHD discs).
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