List of bluray-drives with their features (e.g. BusEncryptionCapable)

[nalor]

Thanks! Immediately included it into the list in the first post :) :thanks:

[krj]

This is a cheap drive I picked up on sale for $40 a few years ago. It is my primary drive travel drive & does not support bus encryption.
+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| MATSHITA | BD-CMB UJ-120 | 1.00 | | ATAPI | BLURAY-ROM+DVD/CD-WRITER | 0 | 1 | 07100100 (NULx4) | 01 0D 00 04 01 01 01 00 |

[nalor]

Thanks for the info :thanks:

[LM2005]

Quite old, looks like to be from Asus

2016.03.02 00:26:39 - Please post the following information into the doom9 forum thread: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=172914
+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| ASUS | BW-12B1ST | 1.03 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 0 | 2011/04/18 21:48 | 01 0D 09 04 1E 00 02 01 |

[nalor]

Thanks for your information - included it in the list!

:thanks:

[nalor]

Added my new drive ASUS BW-16D1HT to the list.

[smiller667]

Here's the info for an older Liteon drive (vendor ID is "ATAPI"):
+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| ATAPI | iHOS104 | WL0F | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-ROM | 0 | 0 | 2010/11/25 13:54 | 01 0D 01 04 00 00 03 01 |

[Emulgator]

Beautiful work, nalor !
+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| MATSHITA | BD-MLT UJ260AF | 1.00 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | 12121200 (NULx4) | 01 0D 08 04 1B 01 01 01 |

[nalor]

@smiller667 and @Emulgator :

Thanks for your support! Included your drives into the list in the first post :thanks:

[starkreiten]

New drive info

| PIONEER | BD-RW BDR-XS06 | 1.01 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | 15/03/24 PIONEER | 01 0D 09 04 13 01 01 01 |

[Hironimo]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| LITE-ON | BD B LH-2B1S | AL09 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 0 | 0 | R___ | 01 0D 01 04 00 00 03 01 |


Btw, the default URL to procdump.exe does not work anymore, and apparently http does not work on live.sysinternals.com (I could get the file manually from https://live.sysinternals.com/tools/procdump.exe and put it in the tools folder, thoogh).
Maybe include https support for the downloader?

On a similar topic, it did find the DVDFab executable, gut mentions:
"Untested DVDfab App Version found >9.3.0.5<"
I guess that version works though as I could get my VUK.

Other Questions:
0) Will FindVUK also automatically upload the found VUK to the online database of aacs-updater or do I need to do that myself?

1) Where do the makers of DVDFab get their keys?

2) I only got a trial of DVDFab for now that will expire. Would I need to pay for it to have a program that works with FindVUK or is there another way?

2) After FindVUK added the key to KEYDB.cfg, I tried to play the movie with VLC, but it does not work.
How do I know if I did something wrong with setting up VLC correctly (vlc 3.0.0 nightly with lib files fromaacs-updater) or if VLC just does not support that specific disc (Deadpool) yet?

3) Is there a nicer way than "Blu-ray Disc Ripper 1.5" to decrypt the .m2ts files, where you have to manually find the VUK for that disk?

[nalor]

Btw, the default URL to procdump.exe does not work anymore, and apparently http does not work on live.sysinternals.com (I could get the file manually from https://live.sysinternals.com/tools/procdump.exe and put it in the tools folder, thoogh).
Maybe include https support for the downloader?

Just tested it on my computer - for me the included URL is still working and if I change it to https... in the ini file the download is also working, the used component is already capable of handling https connection.


On a similar topic, it did find the DVDFab executable, gut mentions:
"Untested DVDfab App Version found >9.3.0.5<"
I guess that version works though as I could get my VUK.

This notification only means that I've not tested FindVUK with this version - when I released FindVUK I thought that it would be necessary to adjust certain parameters for different releases of DVDfab products - but this has never been necessary in the meantime, so I stopped releasing new FindVUK versions just for the sake of including new 'tested' release numbers.


Other Questions:
0) Will FindVUK also automatically upload the found VUK to the online database of aacs-updater or do I need to do that myself?

The latest version does this - although I'm honestly disappointed by the lack of updates from starbuck ... nobody can take advantage of the new keys until starbuck releases them to the public.


1) Where do the makers of DVDFab get their keys?

No idea - I guess they're using official processing-keys extracted from either software or hardware bluray players...


2) I only got a trial of DVDFab for now that will expire. Would I need to pay for it to have a program that works with FindVUK or is there another way?

At the moment you can get a 1 year license for free - take a look here: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1771221#post1771221


2) After FindVUK added the key to KEYDB.cfg, I tried to play the movie with VLC, but it does not work.
How do I know if I did something wrong with setting up VLC correctly (vlc 3.0.0 nightly with lib files fromaacs-updater) or if VLC just does not support that specific disc (Deadpool) yet?

Did you copy the libaacs.dll to the correct folder? And I just noticed my german Deadpool Bluray is BD+ protected - so playback isn't possible at all with VLC because BD+ is still not solved.


3) Is there a nicer way than "Blu-ray Disc Ripper 1.5" to decrypt the .m2ts files, where you have to manually find the VUK for that disk?
Well - it shouldn't be that hard to create a small tool that simply decrypts single files from blurays (this is what FindVUK does to verify a VUK - just that it only decrypts 1 block instead of a whole file... )

Is there demand for such a tool?

[Hironimo]

Hey. Thanx for your answers.
I got the free 1 year license, thanx:)

As to a tool that actually uses the keys comfortably:

Until recently I had used AnyDVD HD, where I purchased an unlimited license.
However the company had to close but some of the people working there decided to keep on, unfortunately the older versions where the license works cannot be used as it tries to connect to a server that does not exist anymore.
I considered buying the new version but they don't offer paypal or the credit card type I have.

So I researched some more and got to a trial of dvd fab, but the program is not really to my liking (ok to use with FindVUK, though) and a proper license is very expensive.

I tried several versions of VLC with the libaacs.dll copied, did not work, but that is due BD+ not being supported (to bad VLC does not provide a clear reason for the error, though, you don't even know it does not recognize the bd standard on the disc).

VLC still can play the decrypted m2ts files, but for that I need a tool that uses keys to decrypt.
While "Blu-ray Disc Ripper 1.5" does this, it is very inconvenient since it does not tell the id of the blu-ray and the KEYDB.cfg database does not contain the name of the disc in many cases.

So basically i'm searching for an "make it simple/stupid" tool to decrypt data on a blu-ray, that is a bit more comfortable than entering the VUK, but uses the KEYDB.cfg.

Are there other tools that maybe make use of KEYDB.cfg and libaacs.dll, preferabily to decrypt the data as it is from the disc?
You obviously cannot always rely on VLC to do everything.

[hubertlejaune]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| ASUS | BW-16D1HT | 3.00 | 211511031110 | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | W006706SIK9HG4C8214 | 01 0D 09 04 1F 01 02 01 |
:thanks:

[Starbuck2010]

I will try to update the database every month, I've simplified my update process.

I still don't want to make auto-updateto avoid the database to be overflowed with spam stuff...

[gschmidl]

I was told to post this:

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| HL-DT-ST | BD-RE BH16NS55 | 1.02 | 211512111440 | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | N000200SIK94G2PK155 | 01 0D 09 04 17 01 02 01 |

[dirk362]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| HL-DT-ST | BD-RE BH10LS30 | 1.00 | 201005121234 | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 0 | 1 | (BS)(NUL)0705121098A8712906 | 01 0D 05 04 01 01 01 01 |

[nalor]

3) Is there a nicer way than "Blu-ray Disc Ripper 1.5" to decrypt the .m2ts files, where you have to manually find the VUK for that disk?

Just released a small tool that hopefully fulfills your needs:

BlurayTestAndDecrypt (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=173796)

[qlb1234]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| VBOX | CD-ROM | 1.0 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 0 | 1 | 14/12/18 PIONEER | 01 0D 09 04 01 01 01 01 |

[nalor]

Updated the drivelist with 3 new entries.

[kawarimi]

2016.12.05 19:55:07 - Please post the following information into the doom9 forum thread: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=172914
+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| SAMSUNG | DVDWBD SH-B083A | SB01 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY-ROM+DVD/CD-WRITER | 0 | 0 | 0520 (NULx7) | 01 0D 05 04 00 00 02 01 |

[xplt]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| PIONEER | BD-ROM BDCTD03RT | 1.30 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY-ROM+DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | 11/12/07 PIONEER | 01 0D 08 04 13 01 01 01 |

[aLu]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| PIONEER | BD-RW BDR-S09 | 1.33 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | 15/12/09 PIONEER | 01 0D 09 04 1B 01 01 01 |

@nalor: Could you add info to the FindVUK main page (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=172472) that procdump.exe (x86 version) has to go into the "tools" subfolder? ppl might prefer to download it manually, saves fiddling with firewall settings.

[nalor]

@nalor: Could you add info to the FindVUK main page (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=172472) that procdump.exe (x86 version) has to go into the "tools" subfolder? ppl might prefer to download it manually, saves fiddling with firewall settings.

Done :)

[nalor]

Updated the drivelist with 3 new entries.

[Frederic09]

Hello,

Here's a new blu-ray drive you can add to your list.


+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| HL-DT-ST | BDDVDRW CH10LS28 | 1.00 | 201106071234 | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY-ROM+DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | 4(NUL)B10607119KCC1F5145 | 01 0D 09 04 1F 01 01 01 |

[nalor]

Thanks! added it to the main list on the first page :)

[Sunlight88]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| HL-DT-ST | BDDVDRW CH12NS40 | 1.00 | 211602231047 | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY-ROM+DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 0 | N002202SIK9IG4JD482 | 01 0D 09 04 16 00 02 01 |

[nalor]

Thanks! Added it to the main list :)

[gigaSproule]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| SAMSUNG | DVDWBD SH-B083L | SB01 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY-ROM+DVD/CD-WRITER | 0 | 0 | 0520 (NULx7) | 01 0D 04 04 00 00 02 01 |

[nalor]

Thanks! Added it to the main list :D

[Jdogzz]

FindVUK told me to post the following information:
+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| ASUS | BW-12D1S-U | E401 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | 13/09/10 PIONEER | 01 0D 09 04 1B 01 01 01 |

[nalor]

Thanks - added it to the main list!

[nalor]

Added the LiteOn Drive DS4E1S to the list.

[The_Cre8r]

Per your request

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| HL-DT-ST | BD-RE BH14NS40 | 1.03 | 211405071012 | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | N0A09A0K85C3822606 | 01 0D 09 04 17 01 02 01 |

[SuperK]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| ATAPI | iHOS104 | WL0B | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-ROM | 0 | 0 | 2009/09/15 18:05 | 01 0D 01 04 00 00 03 01 |

[nalor]

# CRC32 # VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMW.CREAT. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC
| ebb50247 | PIONEER | BD-RW BDR-209M | 1.30 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | 14/12/05 PIONEER


# CRC32 # VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMW.CREAT. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC
| b7c49b8c | ATAPI | iHBS112 2 | PL06 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 0 | 0 | 2012/09/17 10:50



@Stereodude
Hi! Today I got my "iHBS112 2" and surprisingly my device is BusEncryptionCapable... can you tell me the manufacturing date and the exact model number of your iHBS112? Maybe they changed some features at a certain time? (mine has been manufactured in january 2012 and is exactly a "iHBS112-115 2")

Thanks in advance!

[wuemura]

It asked me to post this here.
+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| HL-DT-ST | BD-RE WH14NS40 | 1.03 | 211403261105 | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | N0A09A0K93D89I4234 | 01 0D 09 04 17 01 02 01 |

[Jdogzz]

Another drive FindVUK told me to post:
+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| HL-DT-ST | DVDRWBD CA10N | A108 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY-ROM+DVD/CD-WRITER | 0 | 1 | (ETB)(NUL)040528090Z9BBA1845 | 01 0D 05 04 01 01 04 01 |

[Invictaz]

FindVuk told me to add


+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| Optiarc | BD RW BD-5750H | 1.00 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | May31,2011 | 01 0D 09 04 1B 01 04 01 |

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| PIONEER | BD-RW BDR-TD05 | 1.02 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | 14/06/19 PIONEER | 01 0D 08 04 1B 01 01 01 |

[xplt]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| ASUS | SBW-S1 | D104 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | 15012600 (NULx4) | 01 0D 08 04 1B 01 01 01 |
Actually, it's a USB drive, not sure why the script listed it as an ATAPI one...

[nalor]

Added all new drives to the list - thanks for your support!

[xplt]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| HL-DT-ST | BDDVDRW CT30P | NR01 | 201101271139 | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY-ROM+DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 0 | 11/01/27 7U01 (NULx4) | 01 0D 08 04 1A 01 04 01 |
Ok, now I'm officially disappointed :( Drive manufactured: April 2011

[nalor]

Ok, now I'm officially disappointed :( Drive manufactured: April 2011

Oh man - I'm with you, never thought that we'll find a drive from that period that is BusEncryptionCapable ...

[xplt]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| HL-DT-ST | BD-RE GGW-H20N | XJ03 | 200803191234 | Serial ATAPI | HDDVD-ROM+BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 0 | 1 | (SO)(NUL)0003190817863E0652 | 01 0D 00 04 01 04 01 01 |

Got this beast today (seriously, this is the largest drive I've ever seen. it looks more like a scanner, it has similar power supply and uses USB-B port just like scanner!). Ladies and gentlemen, welcome "Buffalo brhc-6316u2"! :) Interesting, that it has Hitachi-LG Data Storage's drive inside: now I'm really curious, if Plextor PX-B920SA actually use Plextor's drive or all HD DVD+Blu-ray combo drives were only LG's idea (unfortunately, I won't buy it because it's way too expensive) :rolleyes:

[xplt]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| PIONEER | BD-ROM BDC-TD03 | 1.10 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY-ROM+DVD/CD-WRITER | 0 | 1 | 10/06/02 PIONEER | 01 0D 08 04 11 01 01 01 |

Drive model: BDC-TD03VB (this is important because BDC-TD03RT, which is in the list, is a BEC drive); Manufactured: July 2010. This one is the last from me (for now).

[nalor]

Added 5 new drives to the list.

[frank]

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| HL-DT-ST | BD-RE BP50NB40 | 1.00 | 211504221517 | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | N005505MDEG6IE3005 | 01 0D 08 04 17 01 02 01 |

[DavVador]

Pioneer bdr-211m ;)

+ VENDOR # PRODUCT-IDENTIF. # REV. # FIRMWARE CR. # INTERFACE # DRIVETYPE # BusEncryptionCapable # BindingNonceGeneration # VENDOR SPECIFIC # FEATURE DESCRIPTOR # COMMENT
| PIONEER | BD-RW BDR-211M | 1.02 | | Serial ATAPI | BLURAY/DVD/CD-WRITER | 1 | 1 | 17/02/23 | 01 0D 09 04 13 01 01 01 |

[nalor]

Drivelist updated - the current drivelist is also included in the current FindVUK release.