However, with respect to DVDFab users, UHD Friendly Drives mean those 4K UHD drives that allow backup software like DVDFab UHD Copy and UHD Ripper to read data from UHD discs and proceed with follow-up backup tasks. Another external 4K UHD drive, LG BE16NU50, also called USB drive, is highly recommended to read UHD disc data. Therefore, a LibreDrive will never refuse to read data from the disc or declare itself ‘revoked’. Typical example is LibreDrive, an optical disc drive (applicable to DVD, Blu-ray and UHD) intended for accessing disc data directly without any restrictions or transformations enforced by drive firmware.

Though unable to be used with official software, such 4K UHD drives allow any software with a regular AACS1 host certificate to read UHD disc data. Then just click the start button.Normally, Friendly 4K UHD Drives refer to regular Blu-ray drives that can read BDXL media but do not implement AACS2 protection. bin file is for your drive, which in my case was the WH16NS40 1.02 file. zip is the firmware loader application and also the downgrade enabled firmware versions (for not only my drive) once you have the application open just click on the file button and look for wherever you extracted the zip to (the folder) and select whichever. I have windows 10 64bit (don’t know if that matters) thanks in advance! (I’m trying to rip a 4k Blu-ray disk, but it isn’t even detected which is why I’m pretty sure I need to downgrade my firmware which I have no clue how to do)Įdit: in case anyone comes to this post seeking help, this was my solution: in the description of the video there is a google drive download link. If anyone could maybe guide me through it or maybe make a video or something that would be greatly appreciated.

I’m a beginner with all of this, and I have looked at fours and everything and they confuse the heck out of me.

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