> Including disks with the latest MKB? AFAIK, it appears so. Also AACS LA appears to have given up and stayed on v68 for a few years now. Maybe there is a new

> Including disks with the latest MKB? AFAIK, it appears so. Also AACS LA appears to have given up and stayed on v68 for a few years now. Maybe there is a new one at last... maybe. AACS 2.0 it sounds like started from v72 and counting up. > Sure, but that distorts sound, which people dont like. True... but if I just burn a stream rip instead to the disc, problem solved. Plus most discs do not have Cinavia. > Its still present enough to be a little annoying, which is much better than early predictions thought would happen. From what I can gather... you can just download MakeMKV and rip Blu-rays on any PC Blu-ray drive, no problem, no internet connection required, latest MKB, BD+ completely defeated. It's only annoying if you are trying to actually copy the disc.