Jon Johansen releases DeDRMS

[calinb]

Originally posted by Nic
http://apple.slashdot.org/apple/04/0...id=185&tid=188

Has a small "Update" in the message, which almost hints that perhaps the encryption method has changed (or similar?).

Anyone got any more evidence of that?

I'll confirm that too. (Though I'm also motivated by a strange and urgent desire to participate in any forum with Jon Yes, he is most welcome and appreciated here!!!)

I compiled QTFairUse back in November after Jon released the source and I also downloaded and archived Quicktime 6.4, knowing that Apple would surely change the DLL entry points shortly, which they did in the next release of QT/iTunes. After disabling auto update in QT and iTunes, QTFairUse has been working for me ever since. I was thrilled to use PlayFair on my Mac when it was released because it is fast, convenient, and it retains tags and artwork, but alas, the Apple encryption changes rendered it unusable for recent downloads. VLC doesn't seem much easier than the original DLL re-route provided by QTFairUse so I'll stick with QTFairUse and my old QT installation

[JonLech]

Originally posted by calinb
VLC doesn't seem much easier than the original DLL re-route provided by QTFairUse so I'll stick with QTFairUse and my old QT installation

You can use VLC in combination with playfair (or DeDRMS). Play your files with VLC to generate the key file(s), then use playfair.

VLC win32 build 2004/05/08 (includes FairPlay v2 support).

Originally posted by Nic
For those who are curious, like me, as to what has changed...

Did you take a closer look at p_secret2 in DoShuffle?

[Nic]

What does it say? My linguistic skills are cr*p The closest I can get/guess is "copyright (c) Nccyr Pbzchgre, Vap. All Rights Reserved". How close am I?

[JonLech]

Nccyr Pbzchgre, Vap = Apple Computer, Inc

I didn't feel like including that in plaintext in my code, so I ROT13 encoded it

[Nic]

LoL...Doh, I should have so gone www.rot13.com or at least used that vacant space where my brain supposedly is

Liked the pic of you with your speccy...I'll have to look up a pic of me in a similar situation. (I went straight to the spectrum +2...first thing I progged assembler on...happy days )

-Nic

[avih]

ahh, i did the 48k speccy asm

[Nic]

For those that aren't following Jon's blog...
http://www.nanocrew.net/blog/

Playfair has been renamed and re-written:
http://hymn-project.org/

-Nic

[cypher_soundz]

Doom9's been /.'ed !
http://slashdot.org/articles/04/05/1...id=107&tid=187

Regards
Cyph

[BetaBoy]

Originally posted by Doom9
considering that the playfair host was just C&D'd (not even Microsoft has sued people for distributing DivX3.11, or the makers of the e-book DRM removal tools - so much for Apple being nice) better download now

MS had suggested to me (in a nice phone call) that they we gonna C&D me for DivX 3.11 (MyDivX.com) but nothing came of it ;-).... You have my support Jon

----
Dan "BetaBoy" Marlin
Founder CoreCodec
The Future of Audio/Video Development and Technology

[eaglebtc]

I'm using the command line interface on Windows. I just bought a Crystal Method album (Legion of Boom) to test this.

Hymn appears to be doing something to my music, but it's not coming out right. I end up with M4A files that are much smaller than the originals, and they do not play. Also, it thinks that the "-l" switch is invalid. Also, VideoLAN (latest binary) crashes when I try to play the M4P files.



Am I doing something wrong in my setup? I have iTunes 4.5, Quicktime 4.5.1, and my computer is definitely authorized to play purchased music (otherwise i could not have downloaded it).

The hymn.exe (and documentation) is installed in C:\Program Files\hymn-0.6.0, as specified by the installation instructions.

[calinb]

Originally posted by JonLech
You can use VLC in combination with playfair (or DeDRMS). Play your files with VLC to generate the key file(s), then use playfair.

Thanks, Jon Somehow missed this wiki.

Originally posted by Nic
For those that aren't following Jon's blog...
http://www.nanocrew.net/blog/

I bookmarked Jon's no-nonsense blog from the start--might even set it to browser homepage

Originally posted by Nic
Playfair has been renamed and re-written:
http://hymn-project.org/[/B]

Great news! Thx. If I may editorialize a moment (still on-subject, I believe)--although I agree with Doom9's position (the clueless noob , not the site) that consumers should not purchase DRM'ed media, I also think it's important to purchase some DRM'ed media in order to exercise the rights of fairuse. So, to that end, I mostly buy CDs (from local musicians, no less) but occasionally purchase iTunes. I'm not currently coding and I'm not a lawyer so I think this is the only way I can contribute to the fairuse cause. (And donate to its proponent groups and individuals ) If anyone's interested in splitting this thread to another general discussion thread, I'm interested in participating in a discussion.

[JonLech]

Originally posted by eaglebtc
Also, it thinks that the "-l" switch is invalid.

There's a new release of hymn (0.6.1) which supposedly fixes that.

Am I doing something wrong in my setup? I have iTunes 4.5, Quicktime 4.5.1, and my computer is definitely authorized to play purchased music (otherwise i could not have downloaded it).

Actually, authorization does not take place until you play a m4p file for the first time in iTunes. I've just fixed a bug which would cause VLC to crash if the key store is empty.

[eaglebtc]

Originally posted by JonLech
There's a new release of hymn (0.6.1) which supposedly fixes that.
Actually, authorization does not take place until you play a m4p file for the first time in iTunes. I've just fixed a bug which would cause VLC to crash if the key store is empty.

Yeah, this was it! I went to play the songs in iTunes, and it said "Your computer is not authorized to play these files. Would you like to do this now?"





It works now! Hymn just converted the entire album in about 6 seconds. Thanks Jon!

[pyt0n]

are you able to ha* such files?
anything in future?

[pyt0n]

aye,
but untill then people who have dl'ed drm protected files
most surely want to remove it.

i believe ive seen a graphedit filter which can do this
but thats about it. anyone?

[JonLech]

I've released a new tool, FairKeys, which lets you retrieve your FairPlay keys from Apple's servers. Works on GNU/Linux, MacOS X and Windows


pyt0n: I have no personal incentive to reverse MS DRM. There are no Open Source WMA9/WMV9 decoders (though that will probably change for WMV9 as soon as it's standarized as SMPTE VC9).

[Neo Neko]

Originally posted by JonLech
pyt0n: I have no personal incentive to reverse MS DRM. There are no Open Source WMA9/WMV9 decoders (though that will probably change for WMV9 as soon as it's standarized as SMPTE VC9).

Well you can decode them under Linux with Mplayer. But it does require the Microsoft libraries and that does limit you to intel without emulation. Not a real solution. But a working one. Still fight your battles one at a time.

[dorati]

Somebody has Infos or this old Tools for me. I tried to learn something about Fairplay.
How i decrypt a file, if i have the key ?

If is not allowed here, please PM.

[Wilbert]

https://web.archive.org/web/20051231...doc/#downloads
https://web.archive.org/web/20060101...g/download.php

I can't find this FairKeys, but according to the second link iOpener is based on it.

[calinb]

I probably have hundreds of old tools archived, but the CDs are all packed away in storage. It may be awhile before I can dig them up, but I'll PM you when and if I can find anything.

Originally Posted by dorati

Somebody has Infos or this old Tools for me. I tried to learn something about Fairplay.
How i decrypt a file, if i have the key ?

If is not allowed here, please PM.