Volume Unique Keys from recent addition

[ro-ee]

mbrp posted a huge list of Volume Unique Key in a large file. I was wondering if I could make some sense of the file. My "The Other Guys" Blu-ray (UK) has a disc-ID of 4F2D5A9112DF599A905A74930FCE538F722EBA91, and the disc ID is also included in the file, but only a volume ID is present in the file (41FEBA829AD2E2D2CEA5DD1A9D3B5FB9). Where do I go from here to get the VUK? Same goes for "Prince of Persia" (also UK), where only the Volume ID is known.

Also is mentioned that a new host certificate is included. Is it correct that this host certificate is used only to query the Volume ID from the Blu-ray drive?

[KenD00]

Also is mentioned that a new host certificate is included. Is it correct that this host certificate is used only to query the Volume ID from the Blu-ray drive?

Not only, it is used to do the AACS authentication with the drive to access elements that can be only retrieved when authenticated, the Volume ID is of these elements.

I took a quick look at that file and it looks like this is some sort of database dump which contains the contents of multiple tables and the DiscID is the key element, the format of the file changes multiple times. So if you have a DiscID, search for it in the file, you will get multiple hits. After each hit search backwards to find the preceeding header (all headers contain the word discId) to figure out which column contains which information. I remember that i have seen VUK's, MEK's, dates, titles, disc names and more.

:rolleyes:

[ro-ee]

I remember that i have seen VUK's, MEK's, dates, titles, disc names and more.

:rolleyes:

Unfortunately, there isn't a VUK for every disc ID in this file :(

[spock2000]

KenDoo is correct unless you happen to have a AACS bypass Blue ray drive like the LG GGW-H20L I have over here. By the way the new host certificate and private key is valid. I tried it on my other liteon DH401S blue ray drive. If we only had a new processing device key. for mkbv19 and up.:scared: