![]() ![]() The purchase includes a lifetime license and unlimited upgrades. In trial version lossless backup runs 7 times only for loss conversion, a watermark is put on the screen. * Pavtube ByteCopy rips Blu-ray in 2 ways, lossless copy and lossy conversion. Requires Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 (32bit and 64bit), Windows 8.1. * Audio: Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS Digital, DTS-HD high-def, DTS-HD MA pass-through Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS, AAC, MP3 encoded. * Video: H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, VC-1, MPEG pass-through H.264, Xvid, MPEG, VC-1 encoded When it trans-codes and shrinks Blu-ray contents, CUDA acceleration is employed by default when possible. sub without hurting video and audio quality. When a BD movie is packed into MKV, WD TV Live can not read the Blu-ray subtitles inlaid.Īt this moment ByteCopy plays an irreplaceable role- it is the exclusive Blu-ray Ripper that converts Blu-ray. This feature is a lifesaver for HD media players, as not a HDD player plays 100% of Blu-ray features. However, this app does not only everything (selection of forced subtitles is excluded from the "everything" ) MakeMKV does, but also converts/encodes Blu-ray contents. So what can it do for you?īasically, the ByteCopy is similar to MakeMKV when it cracks and copied Blu-ray Disc and DVD movie to MKV. You might have heard Pavtube ByteCopy - It is absolutely a top choice for those who wanna put Blu-ray/DVD to HD media players like WD TV Live and NMT A-210 for playback. ![]() Hello, the Blu-ray/DVD Backing up & Ripping Review will show you on how to lossless convert/backup hundreds of Blu-ray/DVD movies to MKV, keep exactly same video and audio quality with original disks, moreover, retain multiple audio tracks and subtitles.For a beginners, The following passages take a brief review of 3 top Blu-ray Rippers: MakeMKV, DVDfab and Pavtube ByteCopy. When you flash back to 1-00DE, you will find that the drive is more selective on what it backups.Top Blu-ray Ripper Review: MakeMKV vs ByteCopy vs DVDfab The Pioneer drives, on the other hand, will back up 100% of any discs we have tried. Testing over the years, we have found a 10% failure rate with the WH16NS60 on BD100 titles. Ejecting and re-inserting, etc.įirmware 1-02mk is better than 1-00DE in the number of discs that will rip without issues. Powering the PC off, waiting a little then turning it on. Prior to flashing 1.02MK, I did try cleaning the disc with soapy water and microfiber cloth. Since flashing to 1.02MK, I have tried re-ripping several times, and it continues to work without error. m2ts that errored with the older firmware read just fine with MakeMKV and the newly flashed 1.02MK firmware. With 1.02MK MakeMKV ripped the entire movie. So I decided to flash to the 1.02MK firmware to see if that helps. m2ts files MakeMKV reported errors with which caused the rip to fail. The latest issue was with brand new Avatar Way of Water 4K disc, there were 3. Passkey was worse with lots of retries but eventually read the discs. Trying to rip with MakeMKV, I had re-errors once in a while in the past. BUT the drive worked with both MakeMKV and DVDFab Passkey. I have a WH16NS40 (NS50 label) that I had flashed long ago when a plain SATA (Non-AHCI) controller was needed. What are the differences between 1.00DE and 1.02MK? Should I be concerned about read errors happening again if I flash to 1.00DE? Searching, it appears 1.00DE would work for both MakeMKV and Passkey. Unfortunately with 1.02MK, Passkey complains that the drive isn't compatible. We are supplying every day from our seller page on MakeMKV. However I can't get my hands on BU40N BP50/60 and Pioneer is so much more expensive here. ![]() PS: I didn't just ignore your heads-up Billycar11 about the fail rate. If I get burned by the used ASUS I found nearby, I will most likely get the next one from you.Īnd even if it will work I'll probably stop by for 2nd drive.Įnjoy your vacation! (I presume, 'cuz summer) er%20break I was thinking of using BR or M-DISC as a cold storage for family photos and such. Or another drive I found is Hitachi BH16NS55 for 45€ (without enclosure) with not as much info about it as the aforementioned ASUS. "FW 3.10, bought on Christmas 2021 and selling it because after 5 rips I had no use for it and it was catching dust". However I found used ASUS BW-16D1HT with OWC Mercury Pro enclosure nearby for 125€ incl. I wanted to buy drive(s) from you, sadly your shop is not active. Well said Billycar11 and you are on the button. The BU40N BP50/60 are not bad they are also faster than the pioneers.īut if your buying from a seller they are cherry picking the drive for as it will be tested so buy whatever you want then. I mean my opinion is avoid all LG/Asus 5.25 desktop drives my fail rate was so high on those i had to stop selling them. ![]()
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