MKBv11, MKBv12, e.t.c...

[anton83]

Hi, everyone.

So, I try to find any information about Bly-ray decrypting. There are nice utils like dumpvid, aasckeys, dumphd, e.t.s for that purpose. BUT, how I understood, for complete decrypting I need the device key. BUT, the aacskeys util have now the device key up to MKBv10 version(very old). So, what can I do???
Please, get me a good direction for resolving this problem. What variants are exist? How can I get this device key with modern version? Or maybe there is other good way like key databases, e.t.c?

[setarip_old]

@anton83

Hi!

Many folks rely upon any one of three primary professional products: MakeMKV (Don't let the name mislead you, it also performs Blu-ray ripping), DVDFabHD, and AnyDVDHD...

[anton83]

Thank you, setarip_old.
But I mean open source solutions. And more, I tolk about the BD decrypting methods. More precise, I tolk about the device key getting.

[swolf2010]

maybe you should Try the DAPlayer, search google "daplayer" a free bluray player

[anton83]

The DAPlayer is not open source solution so I can't get any keys or a decryption algorythm from it.

[Fahzuu]

maybe you should Try the DAPlayer, search google "daplayer" a free bluray player

The DAPlayer is not open source solution so I can't get any keys or a decryption algorythm from it.

I was curious, almost excited after reading this - but this "player" seems to be another one in a long list of "crapware" BD copy/playback solutions from China (it also looks like those Blu-Ray copy scams you can find all over the place).
On one PC it didn't install at all claiming, it was "already running" for whatever reason.
On another it installed OK, but won't play even a single one of my BDs - not even with AnyDVD decrypting in the background.

[anton83]

Thank you, Fahzuu.
So, how I understood, there are no any OPEN SOURCE solutions for modern BD disks decryption and there are no device keys more than v10 publicly available.