libbdplus config

[shm]

I built succesfully libbdplus but it need a set of keys called rudely as config.
Do someone know how to get one, i'm curious to try it.

[dizzier]

All information is available on this forum in BD+ (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=140571) thread. In particular you can find AES keys (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1187564#post1187564) and ECDSA keys (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1190187#post1190187).

Attached is all of this gathered in libbdplus compatible configuration. It requires latest libbluray (0.5.0). I was unable to run it with VLC, so it is only tested on Linux with xine 1.2.4 with a single title, Hitman. The 'vm0' directory should be placed in ~/.config/bdplus

Current state of the library is basically what was established in the above thread (with few additions, but not much). It can only handle BD+ generations (http://forum.dvdfab.com/showpost.php?p=34301&postcount=1) 1-3. This means only discs from 2007/2008, anything newer will simply not work.

[kevmitch]

Thanks so much dizzier. Not all of us are sufficient decryption experts to figure out how to create that vm0 folder from what's already been posted or is in the Readme.txt file.

[dizzier]

Seems to be working fine with VLC 2.2.0 nightly builds (they have libbluray 0.5.0), both 32 and 64 bit. vm0 directory must be placed in %APPDATA%/bdplus on Windows (usually C:\Users\name\AppData\Roaming\bdplus).

[Dandu]

I have tested with VLC 2.2 under Mac OS X (compiled with libbluray 0.5) and it works with 3 of my BD+ disc.

[webmoebius]

I realize this is an older thread, but after more than a year of this BD+ virtual machine being made available in this thread, I finally got it working on Win-XP pro SP-3 32-bit OS recently to decode some fairly recently released BD+ titles using VLC-Player 2.21 for Windows. However, I found that there was significant pixelation during decoding of such BD+ titles and this only occurs with BD+ disks and not older titles with only AACS protection which has always worked fine provided the key was available in the "config" file. I checked the CPU consumption during decoding of BD+ titles and it's at a comfortable CPU level of about 60% to 70%. Would be interested to hear of anyone else's experience with BD+ decoding using this VM code under Win-32 OS, whether there is any success with artifact free video. Not sure that BD+ decoding is completely successful in my case even though the content plays without interruption. I know that some users have been unable to get this working at all under Win-32 environment.

Also, I noticed that libbdplus is now at version 0.12 and the only available binary libbdplus.dll available out there seems to be based on the older 0.11. If anyone knows where the version 0.12 DLL for Win-32 is available I would be interested to know of it.

[dizzier]

I realize this is an older thread, but after more than a year of this BD+ virtual machine being made available in this thread, I finally got it working on Win-XP pro SP-3 32-bit OS recently to decode some fairly recently released BD+ titles using VLC-Player 2.21 for Windows. However, I found that there was significant pixelation during decoding of such BD+ titles a

The disc was not decoded, pixelization is the way BD+ works. As stated in this thread, libbdplus can only decode very old discs from 2007/2008. It will not work for recent discs.

Also, I noticed that libbdplus is now at version 0.12 and the only available binary libbdplus.dll available out there seems to be based on the older 0.11. If anyone knows where the version 0.12 DLL for Win-32 is available I would be interested to know of it.

The changes between 0.1.1 and 0.1.2 were cosmetic and you still won't be able to decode your disc.