Blu-ray burner drives and region coding?
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Blu-ray burner drives and region coding?
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2019-01-11, 11:40 AM
Is region coding an issue when ripping Blu-rays?
I am considering buying one to rip audio tracks (mostly original mixes) and archiving them for project use. But I have a mix of Region A and B (mostly the latter) discs. 
2019-01-11, 11:46 AM
No it isn't unless you're burning it back to BD-R. Just use MakeMKV (free) to read the disc.
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2019-01-11, 11:56 AM
I think, if you have the tools to rip a BluRay, you also have the tools of ignoring any RegionCoding. Either that, or the tools just ignore the RegionCoding.
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2019-01-11, 12:41 PM
Thanks.
I might as well ask. What are the best brands/models for burners? I am only looking at external USB ones.
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2019-01-11, 12:48 PM
I have a Pioneer, and am very satisfied...
Before that I had a Sony, that was good, also. The Pioneer does not need additional power supply, except when plugging to a cell phone...
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