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  1. - Yes, I have passed through the correct sr(x) and sg(x) devices. The autorip service installs successfully for each drive. Each one will work independently just not concurrently. (I'll collect a log output from a concurrent run shortly) - With the dvd and bluray drives attached and passed thru, the bluray is painfully slow, with only the bluray attached, it runs at normal expected speed.(I have also force swapped their enumeration order thinking that maybe that matters - it doesn't) - Yes, when ripping, I'm using autorip only and am not interacting with the gui as experienced by a poster previous in this thread
  2. I'm seeing an odd behavior when using multiple drives. My Drives: Asus BW-16D1HT (bluray) in a USB 2.0 enclosure LG SP80NB60 (dvd) portable usb drive I have both devices on separate root hubs. When both are connected and passed through to the MakeMKV container the bluray rips are mind bogglingly slow (the only movie I allowed to complete took 24 hours for 1 title) When I restart the container without the dvd, that same movie ripped in less than an hour. I have reproduced this behavior multiple times. Additionally, if I try to rip 2 discs concurrently 1 will throw an error, then both drives eject. Has anybody else seen anything remotely like this? When only ripping 1 disc, there are no errors in the logs, just excruciatingly slow reads. If I can't work out multi disc ripping, it isn't the end of the world, but I was kinda hoping to prove the concept so I could go buy a couple more bluray drives.

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