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. Serving as a flexible Blu-ray drive, you can easily kick off this drive by connecting one USB cable to your computer.
If anyone could maybe guide me through it or maybe make a video or something that would be greatly appreciated. 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. Part 1: Detailed introduction - Buffalo BRUHD-PU3-BK Buffalo BRUHD-PU3-BK is a high-end portable Blu-ray drive with Ultra HD Blu-ray playback support, which helps reproduce deep images and smooth movements. The WH16NS60 gives you the option to choose the media best suited for each task. 100GB of files, photos, or business documents onto a BDXL (triple layer) disc. This is the information according to MakeMKV Drive Information OS device name: E: Current profile: BD-ROM Manufacturer: ASMedia Product: ASM105x Revision: 1. The LG WH16NS60 Blu-ray/DVD Writer features Blu-ray, DVD and CD burning capabilities and M-DISC support. It is internal and I use a SATA to USB converter. I’m a beginner with all of this, and I have looked at fours and everything and they confuse the heck out of me. So I bought a 'UHD friendly' LG WH14NS40 blu ray drive.
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