As for network software for the playback of the files Plex and Emby are the ones I would look at. On my PC I use an Asus BD-16D1HT which has been flashed to be UHD friendly and I can backup anything (except SACD) with that drive using AnyDVD HD. Not beinf Mac familiar I don't know if there any external enclosures that will allow you to flash an external drive to UHD friendly but some googling should give you the answers there.
#Makemkv 4k blu ray movie
Put a Blu-ray movie into your PC’s Blu-ray drive, and click the Blu-ray button in the middle of the screen.
The 4K Blu-ray Ripper is free during the beta-testing phase, you can have a try. MakeMKV will begin analyzing the Ultra HD Blu-ray disc as soon as you click the huge, animated Blu-. Intel discontinued Intel SGX which is needed to play Protected 4K Streaming And 4K Bluray Content, now while players like cyber link cant play it anymore. Following provide you the simple steps for ripping released 4K Blu-ray movies.
#Makemkv 4k blu ray update
Alternatively, if you have access to a PC with a standard form factor optical drive you could temporarily switch it out with a bought UHD friendly drive and perform any required firmware UHD friendly update there and then transfer the modified drive to an external enclosure for use with your MacBook. Insert your Blu-ray disc into the drive and launch MakeMKV. As it's an external drive you want I recommend getting a standard form factor one (preferably from a supplier that pre-loads it with a UHD friendly firmware) and putting it in a suitable external enclosure. Mine is named keys.txt and I made it with notepad. In that newly established data directory folder, create a (plain) text file and paste those codes and all their info into the text file. On the ripping side of things I would recommend AnyDVD HD and a "UHD friendly" drive. To manually add hashed keys keys to makemkv, you open Makemkv, go to view->preferences, then, ->general and establish a folder for the 'makemkv data directory'.
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