FindVUK tool - get VUK of all Blurays supported by DVDfab applications

[coricopat]

Hey folks.

I do have the drive now (BH16NS55) and after some minor struggles (https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/view...150235#p150235) managed to downgrade it to 1.02 with which DVDFab (using 13.0.1.3) seems happy with (it successfully "opens" a UHD).

So next I wanted to get the RDK via FindVUK, but that I fail to do.

How exactly would the steps for that be? Simply run FindVUK.exe? If I do so (with the UHD already read in by DVDFab, and that of course still running) it stops at.
--- Part 1 --- GET DUMP ---
and there it just hangs and does nothing.

It does seem to find DVDfab Version 13.0.1.3 and also procdump64.exe

Any ides?
Thanks :-)

[coricopat]

Forget it. I need to actually start the copy process in DVDFab and only then it seems to get the various keys and FindVUK seems to kick in. And eventually one gets the RDK. *hurray*

[ZA0kFF4mIG0oC1]

Hello

First of all I would like to say HUGE thank you to all of you who are doing amazing job with finding keys, host certificates, programming tools and working on all amazing stuff. Huge thank you.

Also I would like to ask and get advice - on BEE discs I still getting error "Can not validate UnitKeys because of BusEncryption (missing ReadDataKey)!!" but I already have rdk file(s) in AppData\Roaming\aacs\rdk\...\... obtained using "aacs_info.exe". What I am doing wrong? Or do FindVUK searching for that keys in different directory?

Thank you for any advice

[mick0]

Originally Posted by ZA0kFF4mIG0oC1

Also I would like to ask and get advice - on BEE discs I still getting error "Can not validate UnitKeys because of BusEncryption (missing ReadDataKey)!!" but I already have rdk file(s) in AppData\Roaming\aacs\rdk\...\... obtained using "aacs_info.exe". What I am doing wrong? Or do FindVUK searching for that keys in different directory?

I don't believe FindVUK uses any keys from libaacs cache.

[ZA0kFF4mIG0oC1]

Hello

Would be super nice if FindVUK will use RDKs from accs folder or if not, the I have another two suggestions:

Sice we sometimes know that RDK key,
1) FindVUK could accept this RDK as a parameter for console command like 'findvuk.exe aacskeys=D: --rdk=XXX' or
2) in moment where it tells 'ReadDataKey is missing...' could wait and read user input so user can paste/write that RDK key.

I think this would be very helpfull for validating VUKs. Have a nice day!

Originally Posted by nalor

A few words of introduction:

As we all know there's no chance to free the Bluray format as it happened with the DVD...