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OPD Parser doesn't show OPD

SamuriHL said:
It wouldn't hurt. The relevant part of your log is this:

Code: 
12.41s: MKB version 72
12.41s: MKB type 48141003
12.41s: driveSupportsBusEncryption 1
12.44s: discRequiresBusEncryption 1
12.44s: SendKey failed, sense 5:6f:1
12.44s: Failed to send host key (bus encryption)

vs from my log:

Code: 
33.16s: MKB version 72
33.16s: MKB type 48141003
33.16s: driveSupportsBusEncryption 1
33.20s: discRequiresBusEncryption 1
busKey: ...

On mine the bus key was sent correctly and all was well (other than the disc not being supported). So yea, I'd try with your other drive and post another log for us to take a look at.
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OK here it is.

by the way, when I insert this disc into either drive, it takes forever to detect it. The laser head makes that backwards and forwards seeking noise for a very long time. I don't get this with the other discs. I this isn't caused by AACS 2.1 then I'd say the disc is faulty and I'll send it back to Amazon for a replacement. What do you think?

Here's the log file anyway.
 

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  • AnyDVD_8.4.0.0_Info_E_WIZARD OF OZ.ziplog
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That looks like the same log. Are you sure that's the one from your other drive?
 
SamuriHL said:
That looks like the same log. Are you sure that's the one from your other drive?
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Just did it again. 100% certain it's from the other drive.
 

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  • AnyDVD_8.4.0.0_Info_E_WIZARD OF OZ.ziplog
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Summary Window:

Summary for drive E: (AnyDVD HD 8.4.0.0, BDPHash.bin 19-09-17)
HL-DT-ST BD-REBH16NS55 1.02
Drive (Hardware) Region: 0 (not set!)
Current profile: BD-ROM
Media is a Blu-ray disc.
Total size: 41067872 sectors (80210 MBytes)
Video Blu-ray label: WIZARD OF OZ
Media is AACS protected!
AACS MKB version 72
Drive supports bus encryption!
Disc wants bus encryption!
UHD Blu-ray disc.
Error retrieving VolumeID!
Cannot process request at this moment, please try again later!
ERROR processing Blu-ray disc!
 
That's definitely different than the previous log.

Code: 
 15.56s: MKB version 72
 15.56s: MKB type 48141003
 15.56s: driveSupportsBusEncryption 1
 15.61s: discRequiresBusEncryption 1
busKey: f042b56ff9392c7a191a61fe5d492e3d 15.77s:
BEC_ReadKey1: 042d4c2f8c0b64b3dda10ea4cfa7cb26 15.77s:
BEC_WriteKey1: 042d4c2f8c0b64b3dda10ea4cfa7cb26 15.77s:
BEC_ReadKey2: 5ac7bf2969d12639fb25ca354edde884 15.77s:
BEC_WriteKey2: 5ac7bf2969d12639fb25ca354edde884 15.77s:

So it was the previous drive somehow not able to read that disc. This one can.
 
SamuriHL said:
That's definitely different than the previous log.

Code: 
15.56s: MKB version 72
15.56s: MKB type 48141003
15.56s: driveSupportsBusEncryption 1
15.61s: discRequiresBusEncryption 1
busKey: f042b56ff9392c7a191a61fe5d492e3d 15.77s:
BEC_ReadKey1: 042d4c2f8c0b64b3dda10ea4cfa7cb26 15.77s:
BEC_WriteKey1: 042d4c2f8c0b64b3dda10ea4cfa7cb26 15.77s:
BEC_ReadKey2: 5ac7bf2969d12639fb25ca354edde884 15.77s:
BEC_WriteKey2: 5ac7bf2969d12639fb25ca354edde884 15.77s:

So it was the previous drive somehow not able to read that disc. This one can.
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The previous log was also from this drive. The difference is, this one time I inserted the disc the drive detected it straight away. Previously I had to eject and re-insert it about 5 time as it kept struggling to detect it. I'll send this back for a replacement then. Strange as the disc's surface is pristine, no scratches, marks etc. With this disc, even when AnyDVD supports it, it'll be a challenge to get the drives to detect it again.
 
Just because the disc LOOKS fine to the human eye (yours in this case) doesn't mean it is. The human eye can't detect microscopic defects a drive laser can ;)
 
Before you send it back, clean it with a microfiber cloth. From inside to outer edge, all the way around the disc. Then try again. I don't care that it looks pristine to your eyes. You aren't a microscope. :p And the density on UHD's that a laser has to focus would require one in order to know for sure if it's free from dirt, defects, etc.
 
SamuriHL said:
Before you send it back, clean it with a microfiber cloth. From inside to outer edge, all the way around the disc. Then try again. I don't care that it looks pristine to your eyes. You aren't a microscope. :p And the density on UHD's that a laser has to focus would require one in order to know for sure if it's free from dirt, defects, etc.
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Ahh too late, the new one will be delivered tomorrow :) I'll let you know what happens with it of course.
 
Ok. If you have similar issues, try the microfiber cloth. I find it's necessary on about half my new discs right out of the box.
 
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