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19th February 2007, 18:27 | #221 | Link |
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I have successfully backuped Invincible and Stealth, however, I'm having a problem with Transporter. Using Ape's bluray key finder, I wind up with 2 different CPS Key's for Transporter. Any help would be appreciated.
cps (1) - E9B1350578D3ED06C86C110007000000 cps (2) - 64E29C7329B49050821BC533BA5B762F |
19th February 2007, 19:25 | #224 | Link | ||
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Bluray backup program does not support multiple cps keys, only one. Here is the quote Quote:
So to answer you question, nothing can be done now unless somebody updates the program
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The point of AACS and the Subset-Difference key management is that they you start off with a large batch of keys that can play titles, but then individual keys can be remoked. In BD/HD-DVD the key reovcations are stored on the disc and used to generate that disc's encryption key from the player's key, so it is perfectly possible for all future releases to have whatever key has been discovered here revoked and to re-issue the software manufacturer with a new key that will play all new and old releases. What won't happen is that they'll be able to retroactively revoke the keys allowed to watch the existing batch of discs, although there is absolutely nothing to stop them remastering all the titles with a new key so that they cannot be decrypted with this discovered key. |
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21st February 2007, 05:10 | #228 | Link |
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There are a few new blu-ray recorders in Japan. The player plays normal blu-ray movie disc. It also has internal HDTV tuner for Japanese system. It can record those received HDTV program on blu-ray recordable disc. The recorded blu-ray is playable on a standalone blu-ray player just like a normal blu-ray movie disc.
I wonder if those recorded blu-ray disc can be rip like off-the-shelf blu-ray movie? Too bad blu-ray rom/writer is still too much $$$ on PC... regards, Li On |
22nd February 2007, 17:10 | #229 | Link |
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In fact, they won't even need to re-issue any new keys. (Issued keys are called "device keys" and they are used to calculate processing keys that lead to volume unique keys and title keys). The device keys the software player has now will work fine to calculate new processing keys needed to play existing titles and new titles.
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2nd December 2008, 14:46 | #233 | Link |
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You probably meant to say look at DumpHD or Blu-ray Disc Ripper as those are the state of the art Blu-ray rippers.
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