www.makemkv.com

Also mpv, plays movie fine with makemkv backend.


Neither vlc nor mpv uses makemkv for DVD decryption, as libdvdread is not coded to use / try libmmbd (instead of libdvdcss) like libbluray does (instead of libaacs). (libmmbd is not a drop-in replacement for libdvdcss anyway.)


-Yesterday i tried ...

... the Unit Keys) to KEYDB.cfg when you used FindVUK, it fixed this.


For the record, VLC / libbluray just passes the encrypted data to libaacs / libmmbd for decryption (in the case of libmmbd, the data is further passed to the makemkvcon "black box"). (Although I recently learnt that for title with ...

... the Unit Keys) to KEYDB.cfg when you used FindVUK, it fixed this.


For the record, VLC / libbluray just passes the encrypted data to libaacs / libmmbd for decryption (in the case of libmmbd, the data is further passed to the makemkvcon "black box"). (Although I recently learnt that for title with ...

... LibreDrive commands?)

Either way, I guess in this case you should try to open the "good" encrypted backup with MakeMKV (or play it with VLC using libmmbd). Maybe now it would work fine?

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For libaacs to work with it, you'd need to get an entry added to the KeyDB through the "usual procedure ...

... AACS and bus encryption, but not BD+.


2. libaacs / VLC test

On macOS, I installed:

libaacs 0.11.1
libbluray 1.4.1

I also checked that neither libmmbd nor MakeMKV’s VLC integration was being used.

After placing KEYDB.cfg in the correct macOS location, libaacs loaded the configuration correctly ...

... chapters detected.
- No errors are reported by MakeMKV.

Already tested:
- Latest KEYDB.cfg
- libaacs.dll
- VLC 4.0 nightly
- MakeMKV Integration (libmmbd)
- Replaced libaacs.dll and libbdplus.dll with libmmbd64.dll
- Directly opening the largest M2TS file
- Another Blu-ray ("Yorushika LIVE Zense ...

... deal with bus encryption and can be somewhat inferior in getting regular BD decrypted, especially when you have a LibreDrive (because in that case libmmbd, backed by MakeMKV, can obtain VID through a "bypass" and calculate the VUK instead of relying KEYDB -- which may or may not has key for a ...

... instead and see if it makes any difference. To test that, you'd need to make sure VLC leverages libaacs (and maybe libbdplus as well) instead of libmmbd.

There's also the program bluraybackup that would allow you to produce decrypted M2TS using libaacs and libbdplus. It can work from an encrypted ...

... due to typos or something before reading my post. Just a silly precaution on my part, really.

EDIT :

No idea. Apparently the last non-Windows libmmbd commit dates back to 2017 (1.0.2), with 1.3.4 being the version Noble ships. A quick check doesn't seem to show that the libmmbd loading logic is ...

... system / libbluray though

On my Noble Numbat-based distro, I most certainly did need both symlinks.


No idea. Apparently the last non-Windows libmmbd commit dates back to 2017 (1.0.2), with 1.3.4 being the version Noble ships. A quick check doesn't seem to show that the libmmbd loading logic is ...

... It installs to:

/var/lib/flatpak/app/com.makemkv.MakeMKV

The lib is in:

/var/lib/flatpak/app/com.makemkv.MakeMKV/current/active/files/lib/libmmbd.so.0


Soo the command would be:


sudo ln -s /var/lib/flatpak/app/com.makemkv.MakeMKV/current/active/files/lib/libmmbd.so.0 /usr/lib/libmmbd.so.0 ...

... so.0

Ignore any error messages, this is just a precaution to remove any faulty links, just in case.

Then, in the same terminal and the same folder :

sudo ln -vs libmmbd.so.0 libaacs.so.0

and then, also in the same terminal and the same folder :

sudo ln -vs libmmbd.so.0 libbdplus.so.0

... php?f=10&t=7008

I installed MakeMKV with the instructions:
https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=224

my file location: /usr/lib/libmmbd.so.0
In this directory inside terminal , I execute command: sudo ln -s libmmbd.so.0 /usr/lib/
I get message: ln: Already exists

Please someone ...

... and Highest AAC version says B2. I also have VLC installed and also previously installed the libbluray2 and libaacs0 libraries and did sudo ln -s libmmbd.so.0 /usr/lib/. It plays Blu-ray disks in VLC just fine and is able to rip Blu-rays without issue.

In contrast, on my Linx Mint 22.3 desktop, I ...

Well with an encrypted backup you can only play it with a player that leverages libmmbd or libaacs. If your goal is to create an MKV remux of it, obviously you need a decrypted backup so that you can try to remux with other tool (such as mkvtoolnix) and see if things can get through.

So now you ...