Post HD DVD Volume Unique Keys here - post questions in the forum [Archive]

Janvitos

13th January 2007, 03:37

------------------ Message from KenD00 added by moderator

This thread is pretty dead by now, but to honor the work of the people who contributed to it i collected all the keys posted here, corrected the syntactically wrong entries, removed all duplicates and put all remaining ones in one file.

This file is alphabetically sorted after the title and is ready to be used by DumpHD 0.61 or later.

Date of release: 2009-06-03
Number of entries: 282

The file is located here:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1293366#post1293366

------------------ Original Message from Janvitos

From now on, the list will be posted as an attachment only.
The reason for this is that it exceeded the maximum allowed characters.

Please, everyone who posts keys, post them according to the KEYDB.CFG format.
Updating the key file requires some of my spare time which i don't have in abundance.
You might also consider the fact that if you don't post the hash, the key becomes useless to most.

Here are some examples of GOOD and BAD formats :

GOOD - Formatted According to KEYDB.CFG
F8A5AA1BD29AC9E8E679A90F468912EE33A8E219=House of Wax (GER) |V|10/17/06| 12339EB8200A8143259E52C529D80CC2

BAD - Incorrect Format
Army of Darkness
Hash: 97551320C87D3D240B0D7438A9CC5EA13D7A6F81
Key: A8545372CF7E2D9D12434AB8AC4CB4D0

BAD - Incorrect Format
96628A2FC0C8F28881FD5374A18CBF79590E04B BABEL (US) AA3EFB5F296A36F6F6FD538717693699

BAD - Missing Hash
Assault On Precinct 13 EEE1ADA9B9E0C65312AA09E6A0D4EB73

I understand that some of you are using the xml format which is far from a bad thing.
Unfortunately, I do not have time to convert the 100+ movies KEYDB.CFG file into that format.

Please, take two minutes of your time to correctly format the keys for posting.

Thanks to all.

Janvitos

Eeknay

13th January 2007, 04:23

It might be wise to label if the discs are USA/EU/etc origin since there are different versions.

jlobee

13th January 2007, 09:05

Apollo 13 (USA) Volume Unique Key: 8BA9C422F93C9B4B4247814530B29C48

He-Man

13th January 2007, 14:17

Wouldn't it be a good idea to keep an up to date KEYDB.cfg file with all know keys, title+(US/EU/etc) and hashes and attach it each time there's an update.
Ore update it from time to time and always attach the newest version to the original post.

He-Man

13th January 2007, 14:20

It might be wise to label if the discs are USA/EU/etc origin since there are different versions.
I think it would be best to post the complete line with hash, title, key and all, exactly as it looks in the KEYDB.cfg file and add info about origin (US/EU/etc.) to the title name.This way it would be ready to copy/paste directly into the KEYDB.cfg file.
So post your keys etc. into code tags just like this:
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000=My movie 1 (US) |V|MM/DD/YY| 00000000000000000000000000000000
Remember to add US/EU/etc. to the title

Maybe a new KEYDB.cfg format should be created for version 1.01 with a separate field for origin (US/EU/etc.)?

tonyp12

13th January 2007, 17:04

Maybe a new KEYDB.cfg format should be created for version 1.01 with a separate field for origin (US/EU/etc.)?

No need, they should have different hash so just treat it as two different titels.

If you want to add the word '(US)' to the title name there is nothing stopping you.

Eeknay

13th January 2007, 17:22

Superman Returns (USA) Volume Unique Key: EC2EC7F847F6D304B3C26F121CA578DA

VistaVick

13th January 2007, 17:58

I am wondering if this violates forum rules.
If IFO information is a violation would these be also?
Just a heads up so you won't be stunned if they decide this way.
Start looking elsewhere to post these if it works out as I think it will.

Mark

It was stated by a mod in another thread that posting these keys would be allowed.

tonyp12

13th January 2007, 18:51

It was stated by a mod in another thread that posting these keys would be allowed.

Probably just so we can experiment for awhile.

But after they get orders from DMCA to stop it will change.
The sponsors for this site does not like to be involved with
shady stuff either.

jokin

13th January 2007, 19:51

evdberg

13th January 2007, 20:06

Isn't it the idea to exchange MM/DD/YY with the actual month/day/year? No idea what the exact use of this is, but it's a bit silly to keep it like MM/DD/YY.

tonyp12

13th January 2007, 20:11

Should we use the date the key was hacked or the date the
movie disc was manufactured?

If the movie is re-released it should have a different hash
so to keep track of if with different date does not seem necessary.

He-Man

13th January 2007, 21:04

Should we use the date the key was hacked or the date the movie disc was manufactured?
from FAQ.txt:
Field 4: File creation date
This field is informational only. It's ignored by the program. It should be the creation date of the media file on the disk.

LoloMc

13th January 2007, 22:17

Isn't it the idea to exchange MM/DD/YY with the actual month/day/year? No idea what the exact use of this is, but it's a bit silly to keep it like MM/DD/YY.

Should we use the date the key was hacked or the date the
movie disc was manufactured?

If the movie is re-released it should have a different hash
so to keep track of if with different date does not seem necessary.

IMHO, It is a MUST to use the manufactures date ! (And they could also release collector and no collector disk with different keys)

Eeknay

13th January 2007, 22:24

87A660A656EDD1E07F66DB1A7DE594028A9587E2=V for Vendetta |V|00/00/00| AE196597E6A87A04AE6A24655990A4A6

Are we sure this is confirmed, guys? I found the same key, but the movies EVOs wouldn't decrypt (everything else would)... same thing just happened to Miami Vice, I think UControl and/or IME is screwing it up somehow.

tonyp12

13th January 2007, 22:28

IMHO, It is a MUST to use the manufactures date ! (And they could also release collector and no collector disk with different keys)

No it's not.

If you get hold of two hash/keys sets that show same movie title but different hash and keys,
just add both your keydb file.
backuphddvd will take care of it from there.

moshmothma

13th January 2007, 22:29

Are we sure this is confirmed, guys? I found the same key, but the movies EVOs wouldn't decrypt (everything else would)... same thing just happened to Miami Vice, I think UControl and/or IME is screwing it up somehow.

Kong decrypts and is playable.

Eeknay

13th January 2007, 23:37

pyrates

14th January 2007, 00:34

Oh I knew this day would come :D

Albion

14th January 2007, 01:08

Kong decrypts and is playable.

Well my ordinary HD-DVD of King Kong plays perfectly using the HD-DVD Drive.Tried to decrypt and test a little of the main feature (5mins) and get very bad stutter.Logos and menu loop etc plays fine although with the HD-DVD Universal logo,it locks up at the end and I have to close PowerDVD down.

Anyone else with this problem? Can I expect to record only a small part of the feature in this way,as a test,without any problems?

Janvitos

14th January 2007, 01:10

I believe there might be some issues with BackupHDDVD.
In the meantime, please be patient, as some people will release new and improved decrypters in the near future.

Albion

14th January 2007, 01:14

Many thanks Janvitos.My eyes will not drift very far from this forum.

Janvitos

14th January 2007, 01:59

Would it be possible to make this post a sticky ?
I will surely keep it updated with all the keys i can get my hands on.

jokin

14th January 2007, 02:03

B32592B86E782DBAEB4801FC1CD1B64CB3FF94A3=World Trade Center |V|01/13/07|DA41B36D90C25E533EE84A307EB2D929

blutach

14th January 2007, 02:11

Would it be possible to make this post a sticky ?
I will surely keep it updated with all the keys i can get my hands on.Done.

Regards

Janvitos

14th January 2007, 02:15

Thanks to you bluatch.

He-Man

14th January 2007, 02:42

I will surely keep it updated with all the keys i can get my hands on.

I can see both you and "tonyp12" has kept an updated list in this topic. The only difference is that "tonyp12" has sorted the list in alphabetical order sorted by title name. Maybe you should just copy/paste tonyp12's list to the first post?

JarrettH

14th January 2007, 04:16

How did you arrive at finding the keys, Janvitos? I'm very interested to know, but not too technically savvy. Muslix seemed to push you in the right direction when he replied a couple days ago.:cool:

jkenzie

14th January 2007, 04:51

Eeknay

14th January 2007, 05:25

jokin

14th January 2007, 07:57

He-Man

14th January 2007, 13:29

How did you arrive at finding the keys, Janvitos? I'm very interested to know, but not too technically savvy. Muslix seemed to push you in the right direction when he replied a couple days ago.:cool:
What pushed him and others in the right direction was LordSloth who posted the link to the Google scavenger hunt for half a title key based on the text posted on pastebin.com.
Where LordSloth found the pastebin.com link I don't know, and I don't know who started the scavenger hunt. The guy posting the scavenger hunt at pastebin.com must have found a title key on his own.
Read from this first post by LordSloth and on-wards:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=932804#post932804

arnezami

14th January 2007, 19:26

Concerning publishing Title/Volume Keys:

I was wondering if there is an easy (and computationally fast) way to determine whether or not any given Volume Key/Title Key is real or fake.

In other words: can we envision a program that looks at your HD DVD, takes a few (but specific) parts of encrypted material and checks whether or not a given key is working? Didn't muslix64 use this "known-plain-text" technique? Can we predict what a (part of a) file should like like when decrypted? And if so, how precise?

This would be relevant if untrusted sources would/had to be used to verify if their keys are correct. Effectively making it possible to decentralize verification.

Regards,

arnezami

PS. I'm not sure if this is the right place to post (but since we are publishing Volume Keys here...). It also relates somewhat to this thread (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=120664). I'll leave it to the mods :).

evdberg

14th January 2007, 20:25

can we envision a program that looks at your HD DVD, takes a few (but specific) parts of encrypted material and checks whether or not a given key is working?
Yes we can, see my posts here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=932542#post932542) and here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=932634#post932634).

tonyp12

15th January 2007, 06:31

I have created a javascript titlesorter

TitleSorter.hta (http://home.comcast.net/~tony1717/TitleSorter.hta)

Just place it in the same folder as your keydb.cfg file.
and double click it to run.

There will be more work on it:
A text box to input other lists and merge data.
To option to omit the word "The" in sorting.

The file is not Digitaly Signed, how do I do that so you do not get warning messages?

MrDVD

15th January 2007, 20:31

Jerky_san

15th January 2007, 20:35

MrDVD I don't believe there is.. Since there isn't region codes on them if I remember right. I also don't think they are because the night the first keys were discovered I think someone tried a European disc and it did have the same key..

MrDVD

15th January 2007, 22:05

Got now the info that the SHA1 for King Kong and Serenity is diff compared to the US one so i think the key is also diff. Has the US version all languages on it ?

2bigkings

15th January 2007, 22:13

i think that there are different keys between the US and European Version. Please release European Keys and a Step-By-step backuphddvd guide for me (perhaps via pm)

honai

15th January 2007, 23:41

He-Man

15th January 2007, 23:56

A suggestion for the title names:

We ought to use a naming convention for titles so that we don't get duplicate entries. I recommend using IMDB.com as the reference, so "Chronicles of Riddick" should rather be "The Chronicles of Riddick" (http://imdb.com/title/tt0296572/).
It's much better to use the SHA1 hash values to cheack for duplicate entries.
"TitleSorter.hta" could probably be upgraded to also check for duplicate hash entries.

The same title can potetially have two or different hash values + matching keys, for example for different regions. In this case it's ok to have more than one entry with the same tilte, they will still have different hash values and keys. The title name isn't really importan, it's just for you own reference, BackupHDDVD does not use the title name for anything. Instead BackupHDDVD computes the hash value from the inserted disc and find the corresponding key from the same line as the matching hash value is entered in the KEYDB.cg file. The program doesn't care what titles names you give to the different hashes. You could call all entires "Movie 1" and the program would still work. The titles are only there so you can see what movies you have entered, if you make a spelling error in the title it doesn't really matter.
To remove duplicates it's much better to look for duplicatehash values in the .cfg file.
Of course if you manually want to check for duplicates it would be best if all titltles were like on imdb, but the process could be automated in "TitleSort.hta" and in this case it's much easier and precise to check for duplicates of hash values. The larger the database gets, the more it would be needed to automate the duplicate control. Althoguh I think the program would still work even if there's duplicates in the .cfg, then it would proabbly just use the first entry of the matching hash entry and never see the duplicate of it urther down the list.

pyrates

16th January 2007, 03:23

Hallo, i dont own a HDDVD-Rom but maybe anyone know if there are diff @ the Keys between USA and GER ? Maybe someone can check it with King Kong as i know it was also included @ the german X360 HDVD-Rom

Well u can find out by buying the hd dvd drive that was made for the xbox 360. You can hook it up to your pc after all. Just gotta pay for an extra part that costs $10 or you can just hook it up via usb instead.

moshmothma

16th January 2007, 04:53

Looks like the Volume Key deluge has slowed. Please keep them coming - more great titles we need to have on the hard disk (Dune, Hulk, Fearless etc..)

TIA

firewan

16th January 2007, 05:26

tonyp12

16th January 2007, 05:30

My javascript Title sorter is pretty much done.

TitleSorter.hta v1.2 (http://home.comcast.net/~tony1717/TitleSorter.hta)
Just put it in the same folder as your keydb.cfg

You should start with this keydb.cfg v1.2 (http://home.comcast.net/~tony1717/keydb.cfg)

blizc

16th January 2007, 09:58

Look below for updated keys.

These are the keys. It decrypts fine but can't playback cuz of the IME I think. Unless there is another explanation? These are Warner movies btw.

MrDVD

16th January 2007, 12:13

Well u can find out by buying the hd dvd drive that was made for the xbox 360. You can hook it up to your pc after all. Just gotta pay for an extra part that costs $10 or you can just hook it up via usb instead.

Prob is me cant buy it at the moment at all :) This drive is sellout here for weeks now :)

evdberg

16th January 2007, 13:16

It decrypts fine but can't playback cuz of the IME I think.
Interesting statement ... how do you know it is decrypted fine if it does not playback? What other method do you have to test this?

guile

16th January 2007, 15:04

I know this is a sticky related to volum unique keys but..was wondering if anybody had a problem with Superman Returns. I backed up my hd-dvd and all seems well except the 2nd .evo file will NOT play back in 5.1 (coaxial/spdif through motherboard). Everything else plays fine (Powerdvd 6.5) but when I go to the 2nd .evo file, I just get a bunch of noise. If I drop it down to 2 speakers, it will play though.

Thanks in advance.