PS3...anyway to backup bluray if vuk is not known??

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I have a movie Nat Geo : Relentless Enemies and the vuk has not been posted anywhere. Is there any way now to decrypt without knowing the vuk but using other found keys?

Trying find if aacskeys was actually working with ps3.

[arnezami]

I have a movie Nat Geo : Relentless Enemies and the vuk has not been posted anywhere. Is there any way now to decrypt without knowing the vuk but using other found keys?

Trying find if aacskeys was actually working with ps3.

aacskeys doesn't work on the PS3. Or I should say it better: the linux kernel implementation on the PS3 doesn't seem to support all hypervisored commands (yet). We've tried several things but the ioctl/mmc commands simply seem to be ignored or something (or give back garbadge). As of yet we don't have a example of a working ioctl command giving back sometyhing sensible (this should be our/your first goal).

There are other possibilities but this is the most probable cause for it not working.

And no Volume ID means no go (when no VUK is available). You can't even guess the Volume ID with BDs (like you can with HD DVD). Best way would be to find somebody with a PC BD drive and extract the Volume ID.

Besides that somebody should ask some linux gurus to try to fix this hypervisor stuff for the PS3 (if possible of course). As in for example here (http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=7859). Maybe building the latest (beta) kernel will do the trick too. I don't know.

Regards,

arnezami

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Thanks for clearing it up.

[Humpa]

I have a bunch of Blu Rays where the CPS Unit key hasn't been released (Usual Suspects, Unforgiven, The Holiday, Eragon, ...), so I just save the main m2ts file (the biggest one) and the AACS folder - that way I'll be set once the key is posted, and I maximize (minimize) the amount of hdd space I need.

... it doesn't appear that many people have Blu Ray drives accept in their ps3's. There's about one new key posted every 5 days. :(