If you don't have anything yet, it's a tad pointless to rip UHDs other than to prep for the future. I know from the other place you were planning on getting a 4K projector. So I jumped on it just in case this backdoor becomes harder to acquire later and they still haven't cracked the encryption. The Asus drive seems to be the most popular and it's available for only $59 after rebate. There aren't many of those and it looks like they're patching that out in firmware so eventually those drives on the market will be replaced with patched ones. The second which is more important is you need a UHD friendly drive which bypasses the encryption handshake requirement unlike real UHD drives.

The first is it's limited to the discs that they've figured out the keys for but that list looks like it's growing fast. If you haven't looked to much into it, there's two caveats. This however kicked me in to gear to see what I needed. I knew there was that Russian software that charged a subscription that did it but I wasn't going to jump on that. They just casually mentioned how now that MakeMKV supports ripping UHDs, the UHD Blu-ray support on the Xbox wasn't a huge advantage anymore. Click to shrink.Heh, I just was randomly watching a video comparing the Xbox One S and the Shield TV as a media player just out of curiosity of seeing how Kodi was on the Xbox and if it stacked up.

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