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19th December 2009, 04:06 | #462 | Link | |
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I've tried all the functions the MakeMKV have, but it couldn't decrypt my iso too. i know few about blu-ray now, i think i need to learn more, i will be back. thanks setarip_old and Supan. |
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2) Have you mounted and played the .ISO image file you created on your PC? If not, you may not have created a valid .ISO image file. |
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20th December 2009, 04:28 | #464 | Link | |
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to Supan: is it right? |
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24th December 2009, 19:43 | #466 | Link |
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ISOs with AACS will NOT work
To my knowledge, all the ISOs no matter from which application you use to create it will NOT work without the help of decrypter like AnyDVD HD due to the AACS protection. In fact the created ISOs don't contain or contain wrong information/keys, so the correct normal procedure of decryption is not possible.
I've tried ImgBurn, AnyDVD HD (with protection not removed) and Alcohol 120% to create the ISO but all are the same. |
21st January 2010, 12:49 | #468 | Link |
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Can someone give me a hint how the VUKs for mkb 12,14,15,16 titles seen on the "Post Blu-ray Volume Unique Keys here" thread could have been discovered?
I am searching the forum and internet for a few days now, had a brief look at MakeMKV but failed to find any information. Thank you! [EDIT] A forum member pointed out to me that this information is not ready for public release yet. Anyway, I hope there will be new processing keys for AACS Keys some day. Last edited by kabelbrand; 21st January 2010 at 18:54. |
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1.When I got the "Could not find a processing key" message the first things I thought were: Exactly what does the processing key do, how does aacskeys know it can't find one, and is there any way to avoid or replace using it directly... 2.Is there anything related to VUK generation recognizable when decrypted? Most systems that know when you supplied an incorrect password are checking for some data, CRC, etc that's only present when decrypted correctly, and "password recovery" programs frequently look for this as well. (If you are able to directly monitor any player, try taking an older Bluray decryptable directly with aacskeys and use it with the player, searching for that (known) key, then comparing with your newer disc. Think dumpvid for VUKs...) Quote:
Finally, this post wouldn't be complete without a new VUK, so here's another MKB16 title: 2675EE2C3F2C093FE770341D1A8242872F3FDF9D = The Hurt Locker (US) | D | 2009-10-23 | M | D30E33F2B7960BA37AC69648FAD4CBA5 | I | FCFBCE5D415DC54BEF03BAB4BAADFDB9 | V | BF106B09A71E8F56B67FA7B90AE2C732 Have Fun! |
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31st March 2010, 23:58 | #470 | Link |
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My first ever post so please be gentle. I must stress I am a newbie to using terminal commands but I am getting there slowly with the help of this forum and others. First off, I have been creating .iso of my blu-ray discs using ubuntu on my PS3 and transferring to an external harddrive. I have then been ripping the .iso using makemkv or dumphd on Mac OS X Snow Leopard. As long as the VUK for my particular disc is in the keydb.config everything is working fine. However I would like to be able to get the VUK for myself So my questions are – Can I use aacskeys on Mac OS X Snow Leopard to obtain the VUK from an .iso created on ubuntu on my PS3? Can I use aacskeys on my PS3 to obtain the VUK?. The link to download a linux binary for PS3 says its unavailable Thanks, any guidance is very much appreciated |
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No, because the ISO does not have the Volume ID (necessary for the VUK), and the PS3 doesn't allow low-level access to the Blu-ray drive (so you can't get the Volume ID there). The program AnyDVD HD (not free) has most keys built in, so you could use that to rip ISOs.
By the way, Sony is removing the Linux feature from PS3s soon, so beware. |
1st April 2010, 10:23 | #473 | Link |
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Hi! If you're going to be doing this on an ongoing basis, you really should consider getting a BluRay reader (or burner) for your Mac. You would then be able to immediately make decrypted full disc copies of your original BluRay discs, using EITHER "MakeMKV", "DVDFab Passkey", or "AnyDVDHD". |
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Without the new Certification, new player Private key, and the new Processing key, aacskeys must be going to die now...
while open source means open the key too, when the key is opened, it's quite easy to revoke...so the mouse and cat game never ends. If we can use some source code obfuscation skills to make the key not easily be viewed, but still can be compiled with C compiler. This may get a balance between open source & key revocation. Last edited by bob-flash; 19th April 2010 at 06:52. Reason: Processing -> Processing key |
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maybe make a close source only for the part have Processing Key
the rest can be opensource new HostKeyCerificate : Code:
5F63596894AB301089FCB1FDC51DE71E09C911AE 0200005CFFFF0000272B000003526E93CD01A98D92D0F8FF590767C3388D202B4799B09BEF67E1851E450E2D673C52A12A299CA777E7FA9F8AC88F4A9BF07436D8BB0400FB86AAD60E5EADB5DD69DDE2CB9E109A8212E06F963C4FF9 Last edited by pynux; 19th April 2010 at 09:57. |
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That idea with the closed part isn't quite good for a couple of reasons. At first it violates the open source idea thats behind this program. Second, the hiding of the key has to be VERY good, if every script kiddy can get it its pretty useless. And of course this has to work on at least 3 different OS, so the effort to realize just this little, non-productive feature, is at least a double digit factor higher than the effort to realize the whole functionality of the program .
And third, and thats the most important point imho, it's almost useless. The AACSLA revokes ALL Device Keys on a regular basis, so no matter how good we hide our stuff, it WILL get revoked. The only benefit of the hiding would be that they MAYBE can't figure out from where we got that key (they can still do black box tests against the program and derive this way where the key comes from) so that they can't point with their fingers on that manufacturer. Anyway, thanks for the new Certificate, too bad that its not that helpful without recent Processing Keys, but well, better than nothing. Honestly, i haven't worked on aacskeys for a long time now, i have a slightly better version here than the last release but never bothered to make it public because the benefits are quite small. Without recent Processing Keys it doesn't help that much that BDAV's should be decrypted correctly now and that finally it doesn't crash on Mac OSX anymore . |
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I've tried my effort to dump one from DVDFab, but I only get the Certification part, i can't figure out where is the Host Private Key: 0200005CFFFF0000009400000982963083499FEB8630C1CFEDA323D0257EB4B80365EDC85EA29CD67E1A6E42389CE1EE85410F378CA4BBABBBDA4974B0D7D7C614B4B62412A93DF054E52F01201C0E0ED0E22AE6B434D90C5B14E2A2 |
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23rd April 2010, 18:44 | #479 | Link |
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Indeed neither the Certificate is valid nor does the Private Key match it. So i took a closer look at it (i know where its from) and it looks like its sort of obfuscated, i have the correct Certificate now but i still haven't got a matching Private Key.
Well, and as the name implies, the Private Key is private, it never leaves the application and should be secured almost as good as the Device Keys. |
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I'm a newbie and I'm very sorry if I ask a stupid question. I have been reading a lot in this thread to find out how to use aacskeys on discs with mkbv greater than 10. I have seen in the volume unique key posting thread, that some people has managed to get keys for discs with v12, v14, v15, v16 and even mkbv17. I see that my "ProcessingDeviceKeysSimple.txt" only contains information up to mkbv10.
Since somebody has managed to get keys from mkbv17 discs - I should be able to do this as well? But how? aacskeys works very well on my older discs released in 2007 and 2008 - all newer discs seems to fail. As I said, I have read a lot of information in this thread and I still can't figure it out :-( |
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