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I compared the file 00800.m2ts with another decrypted rip (source: raw image created by ddrescue) and my second rip seems to be fine.

A globally checksum database for m2ts-files would be awesome.

Maybe something like AccurateRip (audio) for Blu-ray discs.

Hello,

I would like to preserve the timestamps of the files of a Blu-ray disc. After a full backup rip, the files got the timestamp of the rip, but I want them to have the timestamp of the disc. Maybe you can implement this as an option? Thank you very much

Woodstock wrote:It may be that you can use this directory for placing the key from the doom9 forum.

Thank you, sir!

I put the file KEYDB.cfg into my MakeMKV folder (C:\Users\User1\.MakeMKV) and it worked. Now I can decrypt the raw image (ddrescue) of the Blu-ray.

There is no AACS key repository in MakeMKV. Sorry, I think this is the right FAQ article: http://www.makemkv.com/faq/item/12 I can't find the 'AACS keys directory'. Not sure what you're trying to do with this. I want to compare an old MakeMKV (decrypted) disc rip with a ddrescue image of the blu-ra...

Hi! I got an encrypted disc copy of a Blu-ray disc and I want to decrypt it with MakeMKV. MakeMKV v1.9.8 win(x64-release) started Debug logging enabled, log will be saved as C:\Users\User1/MakeMKV_log.txt Opening files on harddrive at X:/JURASSICWORLD_UPB1 The volume key is unknown for this disc - v...

I got two rips, but they differ minimal. Same disc, same blu-ray drive, same hard disk (NTFS). first rip (sha256sum): 2217abcb8f012d9a44ce71dfe75c522c7705cd80fab98f96231fab49b88b4dbd JURASSICWORLD_UPB1/BDMV/STREAM/00800.m2ts second rip (sha256sum): 04978d37ef953227c64194902893c78b4c1617d580a15996c48...

Hello!

I am seeing the following in the logs really often:

Loaded content hash table, will verify integrity of M2TS files

What does that mean? Is there a file containing checksums for every M2TS file of the Blu-ray disc?

Where can I find it? I want to verify my M2TS files after a rip.

ARMv7 support would be awesome!

Dream machine: A Banana Pi, external hard drive (USB or SATA) and an external Blu-ray writer (USB) to read a blu-ray discs. That would be great.

Hi,

I got some experience with gddrescue/ddrescue and I would like to know: Is it possible to backup a complete blu-ray disc? Is every error of ddrescue a real read error of the disc or just copy protection?