MSG:5042,0,0,'The program can't find any usable optical drives.','The program can't find any usable optical drives. MSG:5075,131072,2,'The new version 1.17.2 is available for download at ','The new version %1 is available for download at %2','1.17.2','' I also tried running the command as a root user, which did not help.įinally, I am able to mount the disc in Gnome and view the contents using the Files app.Ĭan anyone think of a step I may be missing? Is there another tool that I can useītw, here’s the exact command that I’m running from to show all of the available drives and my output: ❯ makemkvcon -r -cache=1 info disc:9999 Heck, I even rebooted the machine to no avail I then added myself to the cdrom group and logged out and back in.

The purpose of this page is to inform you about the fact, that you are using (and possibly have paid) for the. We can detect such usage, and we can disable MakeMKV functionality for stolen copies. /sr0īrw-rw-+ root cdrom 0 B Sun Dec 4 15:17:47 2022 ﰩ /dev/sr0 If you were running a version of some 'NoName Ultimate Video Converter' and got this message - then you are in fact running a stolen copy of MakeMKV. Now when I execute these tasks I get the following error: MSG:5042,0,0,'The program can't find any usable optical drives.','The program can't find any usable optical drives.'įirst, I made sure that the disc drive was being recognized after plugging it in like so: ❯ lsusbīus 004 Device 008: ID 08e4:017a Pioneer Corp. Plug in the drive, which would create /dev/dvd.On the previous system I would do the following to rip a Blu-Ray disc: I recently installed NixOS on a server that used to run Debian.

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