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I just sent in 8 unsupported discs. Way to go mike!

mike admin wrote:What happens when you read the disc directly with MakeMKV, using keys from doom9?

This is Independence Day: Resurgence. Its VUK is not in the Doom9 leak.

I can confirm that using the volume keys available at https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php? ... ost1826296, MakeMKV is able to directly decrypt the data on UHD discs, without the assistance of any other software. I'm using the LG WH16NS40 SVC 50 drive.

indyjoe1977 wrote:One thing I'm curious about is being able to handle a "decrypted" disc. What exactly does that mean? If MakeMKV isn't decrypting the disc, then what is?

DeUHD. Or a disc image obtained from, uh, other means (please don’t pirate!).

Few points on the subject: - Next version of MakeMKV will have support for (decrypted) UHD discs, both for h.265 and bd-java (you will get title names on la la land for example). Its already done, just waiting for the next release. - AACS 2.0 is not yet cracked "generically" as far as I k...

@ccutrer, once again I believe you are being unreasonable. At the moment, MakeMKV does not offer any sort of 4K support, whether de-encrypting or container-wrapping. I don't know what Mike's plans are for it, hopefully it is on his radar... BUT...you've made your feature request numerous times, to ...

So, if they've been decrypted and are no longer on optical media, why would you need MakeMKV to read them? Because I want to make an MKV file, instead of having raw transport streams? And have that file include chapters, that are not part of the TS, but stored elsewhere in the disc structure. I don...

You can even play the decrypted disc files directly in PowerDVD 17 to get full UHD menus. I updated to PowerDVD 17 Ultra to try this (was using PowerDVD 16 Ultra before) and mine wont open UHD folders. I can open "normal" (1080p) folders with menus just fine but I tried 2 different UHD fo...

As an aside, how can I get chapters out of a raw blu-ray (or UHD) disc image with just mkvtoolnix? Add corresponding .mpls (playlist) instead of .ts when you use the GUI. You'll get the chapter information that way (also takes care of seamless branching). Oh nice, I didn't even think of trying to f...

Since MakeMKV cannot decrypt UHD at the moment, makes no sense to add support for decrypted UHD files. It only adds more user confusion (people will start complaining why MakeMKV cannot read their UHD discs). I do use mkvtoolnix all the time. I'm simply pointing out that MakeMKV makes the process m...

Does the decrypted ISO file still have an AACS directory on it? I remember Mike saying that, if there is no AACS directory, MakeMKV assumes that the disk is NOT encrypted. So, if the crack is "all it's cracked up to be", ... No, there is no AACS directory in the leaked UHD disc that I've ...

So, if they've been decrypted and are no longer on optical media, why would you need MakeMKV to read them? Because I want to make an MKV file, instead of having raw transport streams? And have that file include chapters, that are not part of the TS, but stored elsewhere in the disc structure. I don...

Ah, I see - then the claims in this topic aren't what they seem to be - they've decrypted the disk, but are still working on the "other stuff". One of the posts here seemed to say the cracked titles were available as MKV files already, and no one mentioned anything about getting access to...

So, if they've been decrypted and are no longer on optical media, why would you need MakeMKV to read them? Because I want to make an MKV file, instead of having raw transport streams? And have that file include chapters, that are not part of the TS, but stored elsewhere in the disc structure. I don...

I rip both the main movie, and all bonus features. On movies with seamless branching (more than you think - I'm impressed with how much some studios change the video stream for multi-lingual releases; or for in-line bonus features), the main movie title(s) can be composed of many many segments. When...