[BD][v8.5.8.0]Read Errors at multiple Sectors at 97%

[supersonik]

Hello and good evening,

i'm having issues with ripping this https://anonym.es/?https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B08GV9NCY5

Volume 1

"00010.m2ts" is the file which gets processed in this moment.

the first copy of it was returned because i thought its a failed disc.
so today new disc here same behavior.

disc and drive are clean
drive is an "LG-BH16NS55" running 1.02 firmware


so i'm currently trying the mode "copy with copy protection" to get an .iso file and look if this goes through with 100%.

i'm attaching a log as soon as this is done and i have reproduced the issue.

 

[Ch3vr0n]

https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/please-read-this-before-you-post.71489/

Troubleshooting item 1, unless this is an on-demand disc, read errors on a BD are not a copy protection. The exception here being on-demand/anime titles. Please don't modify copy protection related settings, unless you're specifically told to do so.

The setting "copy protection based on unreadable sectors" is in the DVD section. It has zero impact on BD processing.

 

[supersonik]

i mean this option i dont know how its called in english sry

the first one check box when ripping to image file.

 

[Ch3vr0n]

Ah the "keep copy protection" one, i doubt that'll change anything. But once you're done do post that logfile.

 

[supersonik]

added to first post
i only could find the logfile option in the tray symbol

also this gets promted when i clicked ok when anydvd informs me about the read errors

Lesefehler auf Laufwerk G:!
Read Error Sectors: 23497335-23497349
Read Error Sectors: 23497350-23497364
Read Error Sectors: 23497365-23497379

 

[Ch3vr0n]

added to first post
i only could find the logfile option in the tray symbol

It won't help with BD's, but if you want to avoid DVD CSS decryption problems as much as possible, you need to set that drive's hardware region.

Other than that @James will need to look if this is one of those rare "anime on demand read error" protections

 

[James]

It won't help with BD's, but if you want to avoid DVD CSS decryption problems as much as possible, you need to set that drive's hardware region.

Other than that @James will need to look if this is one of those rare "anime on demand read error" protections

I don't see any. And it isn't an "on demand" disc (it is AACS protected).

 

[Ch3vr0n]

Guess it's another faulty one then.

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[supersonik]

:sadge:

ok thank you for your help.

 

[coopervid]

Clean the disc using liquid soap and warm / hot water. Dry with paper towels. Then clean again wit a microfiber cloth like one to clean glasses. Try again.