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17th January 2007, 23:06 | #902 | Link | |
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Great logo, but a couple of things:
1) Trying to keep things legal, I don't think basing off the existing HD DVD logo is in fact legal. I do beileve there is some copyright on that since it is not parody etc. 2) It looks great, what font did you use to match the DVD font? I looked at one point for a font but could not find one. Not trying to be a buzzkill, just thought I would mention that! Bye.
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18th January 2007, 01:24 | #907 | Link |
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I adapted BackupHDDVD-GUI to check the correctness of the Volume Unique Key using CMAC algorithm, but since I don't have a title key file myself, I'd also like to receive some sort of valid title key file to test the changes against.
(If anyone else want to try out ahead: it's at http://www.sendspace.com/file/slqvdw) |
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01 = D32238519C4DA3BD395348B3E50B274E 02 = 92946B88A06967661B8491B18E488BF7 03 = 9810826ECB07414312CBA26245823942 04 = DD96EF42FF22B228EE9284DCB6180C43 05 = 2D81BC9FBB80FB5D25ED53616C9A0E79 06 = 9F269E568097C7CCD83BAD3511D82BA7 07 = 5E465FF6144864A0D23AE3CB776A15BC 08 = 8902AC657C91297DB03C21285FDD5B5D 09 = 7418D2A78417D093665321BED1790EF1 10 = 8DA3FBCC6E585DF13C28418EB2D10283 11 = FC087EBBC632EFBE4F48158009CF4E7D Multi-threading this app wouldn't do a whole lot to help. What's slowing it down is 1: the maximum bitrate of the USB connection / drive read speed, and 2: The fact that this is a Java program using its crappy crypto functions. Last edited by Ábudos; 18th January 2007 at 06:32. |
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You should decrypt the movie directly from the HDD, my quality of the movie is better now and it's faster! |
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18th January 2007, 06:51 | #914 | Link |
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bloody hell Janvitos!!!
$800 is a hell of alot of money, which burner did you buy? you should have waited for the new combo writer from lg, it reads hd-dvd's and burns/reads blue-ray @ 4x i think. let us know the progress with decrypting blu-ray. |
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so your saying its quicker to copy the encrpyted files to the HDD which will take a while anyways for 18-20gig and then run it again from there to another HDD through backuphddvd and this will be quicker and give you better Q?? |
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18th January 2007, 09:28 | #918 | Link |
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Be careful please about sharing EVO files (or other copyrighted video files) or mentioning the sharing of them here.
We allowed publication of title keys on the basis that the people who could use them actually had the disks anyway. We do not make a presumption that someone has rented a disk and is using a published key. Asking for the video content itself (or a part thereof) is entirely another matter - it needs little thought to figure out you don't have the DVD. Sharing files are best done via PM and certainly not in open forum and we at Doom9 do not condone the sharing of files. Please refer to rule 6. Regards
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I don't have a HDCP compatible graphics card, so I'm thinking about using BackupHDDVD to be able to play my HD DVD discs. Now my question is:
Can I find out the keys of my own HD DVD discs by checking WinDVD memory without having a HDCP compatible graphics card? Or won't WinDVD have the keys in memory if I don't have a HDCP compatible graphics card? Thanks! |
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Hi everybody,
The following is based on what I read in the docs founds at : http://www.aacsla.com/specifications/ And specially this one : http://www.aacsla.com/specifications...orded_0.91.pdf I have a few questions about Sequences Keys, or Volume Unique Keys Variants (chapter 4). Well, first my english is not good enough for me to understand what exactly they are used for and how they work (first question) although I undestand that it's a revocation-scheme protection mecanism similar to the MKB. Second question, BackupHDDVD seems to work with Volume Unique Keys only, so what are the Variants used for ? Section 3.5 states that Title Key is computed with this formula : Kt = AES-128D(Ku, Kte). Kte being the encrypted Title Key and Ku "one of the volume unique keys defined in Section 3.3". Section 3.3 explains how to compute Volume Unique Keys (Kvu) and Volume Unique Keys Variants (Kvvu). So that would mean that we can feed BackupHDDVD either with a Kvu or au Kvvu and that you only need one of them to decrypt Title Keys ? Well, I'm confused |
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