As you see, the drive (revocation) and the disc (AACS support) and of cource the key for the disc itself are involved. MakeMKV) must construct the key to decrypted the disc content. Please update this thread ASAP with the support required for this device under this operating system. So, while (say) v70 revokes MakeMKV's key, in LD mode, a pre-v70 disk will read just fine. makeMKV) must support the AACS version xy of the disc. I'm also in need of drivers/firmware for my Samsung SE-506CB / RSBD Portable BD Writer Model SE - 506 for Windows 10 Home Edition 64-Bit. LibreDrive mode makes it so that the revocation table is irrelevant, although it still won't decode a newer version of AACS than MakeMKV knows about. Despite that, were still chasing this, and the matter is currently. If D: gets zapped, I still have E:, another computer with BD drives, and a couple of USB BD drives I can use (for other disks, obviously) until MakeMKV is updated. Where can l get a drivr for Windows 10 and if needed a firmware update Many thanks, Alex.

My 'protection' is that I have multiple drives here, and it's the drive that will be lock things out, not the computer. Anime vendors aren't quite as fast to adopt new versions of AACS as theatrical releases, but they do keep up.

I usually find out about them when someone says they're having an issue here on the forum, but I sometimes get them myself - my anime supplier will often ship me stuff as much as 6 weeks before the official release, and I've hit a revoking release twice on new stuff. I haven't seen any 'this movie uses AACS version XX' resources, but I have not actually gone looking for them.

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