BD-Video Key Extraction

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* https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=172472
* https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=172472
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* Has info on how to get the media key etc for Windows & for Linux
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* Has info on how to get the DiscID/VUK/MEDIAKEY/VOLUMEID and MKB version for Windows & for Linux
* I used Windows version FindVUK 1.10 that was the latest at the time[https://archive.org/details/FindVUK1.10]
* I used Windows version FindVUK 1.10 that was the latest at the time[https://archive.org/details/FindVUK1.10]
* Also need DVDFabPasskey9211 [https://www79.zippyshare.com/v/ltdfOIk7/file.html]
* Also need DVDFabPasskey9211 [https://www79.zippyshare.com/v/ltdfOIk7/file.html]
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* While DVDFab is reading the BD, FindVUK data dumps the info
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* While DVDFab is reading the BD, FindVUK memory dumps DVDFab.
* Then after DVDFab finishes reading the BD, eject & reinsert the BD.
* Then after DVDFab finishes reading the BD, eject & reinsert the BD.
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* Then FindVUK reads/gets the rest of the meta info, saved in the logfile.
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* Then FindVUK reads/gets the rest of the meta info, saved in the logfile with the DiscID/VUK/MEDIAKEY/VOLUMEID and MKB version.
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* Note: DiscID is the Unit Key File Hash. It's the SHA-1 hash of /AACS/Unit_Key_RO.inf
* Also the uploaded DVDFab & FindVUK work with each other. If you want to use a newer DVDFab, you have to find/use a newer FindVUK that supports it.
* Also the uploaded DVDFab & FindVUK work with each other. If you want to use a newer DVDFab, you have to find/use a newer FindVUK that supports it.
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Revision as of 02:54, 9 September 2018

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  • https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=172472
  • Has info on how to get the DiscID/VUK/MEDIAKEY/VOLUMEID and MKB version for Windows & for Linux
  • I used Windows version FindVUK 1.10 that was the latest at the time[1]
  • Also need DVDFabPasskey9211 [2]
  • While DVDFab is reading the BD, FindVUK memory dumps DVDFab.
  • Then after DVDFab finishes reading the BD, eject & reinsert the BD.
  • Then FindVUK reads/gets the rest of the meta info, saved in the logfile with the DiscID/VUK/MEDIAKEY/VOLUMEID and MKB version.
  • Note: DiscID is the Unit Key File Hash. It's the SHA-1 hash of /AACS/Unit_Key_RO.inf
  • Also the uploaded DVDFab & FindVUK work with each other. If you want to use a newer DVDFab, you have to find/use a newer FindVUK that supports it.
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