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Originally Posted by gmipf
I already dumped the VUK with FindVUK and latest PassKey on two blurays with MKBv62. So as I understand the problem begins with MKBv63 and higher?
I have tried it with aacs-info.exe and it outputs the VID and MK which stands for Volume ID and Media Key I think? But there is no Volume Unique Key shown or do I oversee something?
I also tried aacskeys 0.4.0 but I don't know how to add the host certificate and host private key to the HostKeyCertificates.txt.
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I think FindVUK can use existing VUK/VID/MK in keydb to verify a disc, but it only finds new UK
You can calculate VUK manually from VID and MK. Or enable debugging in libaacs and run VLC to find all keys or check VLC cache
Easiest is: aacskeys -v drive:
HostKeyCertificates.txt simply has two lines
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line1=private key (40 hex chars, no 0x in front)
line2=host certificate (184 hex chars, no 0x in front)
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