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I normally just use FindVUK manually and didn't realize this could be used to get missing information. Looks like it worked and was able to validate! Thanks! Great to hear that it worked out for you. Discs which don't utilise media keys already known to the keydb (generally newer discs or less popu...

Hey el_vandragon, as you use Windows you can probably process that disc dump file yourself with SamuriHL's KeyDB Tool Oh fascinating, I thought people were mostly just using it to sync KEYDB files, I normally just use FindVUK manually and didn't realize this could be used to get missing information...

Got another one with just the unit keys present so sharing the dump here so the rest can be added :) For some reason it has a massive MKB_RO.inf file (128 MiB!), even though it is mostly zeroed out. Both are in the same google drive folder Disc type: UHD Disc ID: 0x00327DE2ADE8040345E1A2437804D2098A...

Here is a quick patch that ports it to Qt6, works on Arch linux (I saved this as `qt6.patch` and then added it to `PKGBUILD` from the AUR). Pretty basic, mostly just renaming qt5 -> qt6, only a few bits of code needed to be changed (for configure host_bins doesn't exist so added a hardcoded fallback...

Now you should be able to force MakeMKV to generate a disc dump for a natively supported title by temporarily disabling internet access and moving the _private_data.tar file in your MakeMKV data directory to a different location. This is the same MakeMKV directory into which you probably copied the...

If you use FindVUK to start DVDFab the disc and the keys will be automtically uploaded to the keydb.cfg. So what's the benefit to post those here? Makemkv needs VUKs. So you need to post your dumps generated by Makemkv. Correct, but as you can see DVDFab only gets unit keys for UHD discs. Makemkv d...

Apologies if this is not desired, but I was able to get the unit keys for the following discs with FindVUK + DVDFab, I was wondering if there are files I could share in order for the rest of the keys to be calculated? MakeMKV is able to dump these discs but I was under the impression some of the oth...

Seems like there are multiple playlists that contain the main movie (maybe some differences in audio language/commentary/etc.). I think your best bet might be to do a decrypted backup (click the folder icon from the main screen) and then it will copy all of the files to your disc once, and then you ...

Doesn't matter, it already has a full entry in the keydb: Disc ID: 0x2637EE08F12D2647DD22A9663C5733C5B7741C95 Very nice! I messed around and got FindVUK to run but it only seemed to add the Unit Key at the time, so it is nice that the rest of the data was able to be populated. Trying a dump with la...

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Wed Jan 22, 2025 3:13 pm

Then could you add your TGZ dump file as an attachment, or upload it into (say) Google Drive or OneDrive and reply with a link please? This could (potentially) allow people to add your disk to KEYDB.

Sure, I can add it as an attachment here.

Have you tried downloading the latest KEYDB.cfg file, copying it into MakeMKV's data directory (i.e. where MakeMKV also writes its TGZ dump files) and restarting MakeMKV? Downloaded one dated 2025-01-22 05:37 and it did not work, I tried with the default name of "keydb.cfg" and then re-tr...

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