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Don't know about this particular disc but usually when they do that, or at least a lot of times, there are multiple versions of the film on the disc. So for example may be a theatrical vs uncut release. I typically choose the uncut/director's cut which USUALLY not always tends to be longer. Look at ...

I updated my tool. I think you'll find most of what you wanted.

I just updated my tool. Add tool tips on the buttons, fixed the Fix function to work even if it's a brand new KeyDB.cfg file with no header, added a new Disc Hash function to content hash validate your disc, and sped up VID parsing slightly. Enjoy!

Because I haven't gotten around to changing it in this version of the tool. There's a new progress bar at the bottom of the screen in a new version. I'm just not ready to release it yet.

Thanks for uploading that. No promises anything can be done with it but you never know.

EDIT: Yea that didn't help unfortunately. Someone would have to submit a dump from an LG drive.

Run the Synchronize function in the KeyDB Helper first. Then try the Fix function again to add the device key. The host cert, at least with my tool, is irrelevant and if you've put a v82 MKB disc in your drive it's irrelevant outside of my tool, as well as it's been revoked. But it didn't find the r...

That's not really how it's meant to be used. I don't know what system you're on (Linux, Mac, etc) and you may have to adjust this accordingly but open your terminal to whatever directory you want the new script to live. Then try something similar to this: nano ./makemkv-keydb-update.sh NOTE: nano ma...

A text file called makemkv-keydb-update.sh. That's a shell script so you have to take the contents they provided, write them to a new file on your system, then change the permissions to make it executable using the chmod command they provided.

On your disc, in the AACS directory, there's an MKB_RO.inf file. That's the file that needs to be zipped up and a link posted here. NOT the one from the dump file which is quite useless. It's also NOT a text file.

Can you also zip up and add a link for the mkb_ro.inf file for that one? It MIGHT help.

Ah hell yea thanks for that. I've been putting off ripping MKV's from my protected ISOs. That will make it easier!

I'll see about adding tool tips next time I'm in the code.

It's not impossible that we'll eventually see more but Mike said something about it being a very expensive process for the studios to use. He said that they're released in pairs...I've no real idea why on that. But in any case, your disc is the very last one we've seen and it's been quite a long tim...

This one is AACS 2.1 from what I understand. And it's a variant that MakeMKV didn't add support for because no more AACS 2.1 titles have been released since. All the previous AACS 2.1 titles except this one have had re-releases that are normal AACS 2.0 releases. A keydb update is not going to help t...

MakeMKV does it for you if it can't open a title that needs a key generated for it. You'll see in your log a location and a file ending in .TGZ. That's the dump file.