Public KeyDB Disc Submissions

[tomrammer]

Disc ID: 18f5ca5432aa5c2f094ad07db367c6e98b9f231f
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v82_Marty_Supreme_6E5C

The latest KEYDB.cfg file has contained this disk for over two weeks.

My bad - I put my new keydb.cfg in the wrong folder. Thanks for the heads up.

[Coopervid]

Disc ID: 18f5ca5432aa5c2f094ad07db367c6e98b9f231f
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v82_Marty_Supreme_6E5C

The latest KEYDB.cfg file has contained this disk for over two weeks.

My bad - I put my new keydb.cfg in the wrong folder. Thanks for the heads up.

If you are on Windows use SamuriHL's tool. It puts a copy in the .Makemkv folder automatically.

[bauercole]

Disc type: UHD
Disc ID: 9bcfcaacb0f759dd065f00030aa4db394dfeafc3
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v61_Push_F861.tgz
Drive: BD-RE BP60NB10
Drive firmware: 1.02
LibreDrive status: Enabled
Did you sync the public keydb within the last 15 minutes? Yes
Have you verified that all submission links are accessible in incognito/private browsing? Yes
MKB_RO.inf link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z1UQNB ... sp=sharing
Disc dump link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B5EZDM ... sp=sharing

[BulldogK9]

Disc type: UHD
Disc ID: f5a833007660315a23819969a1b09efb5ed7e982
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v76_Godzilla_F5E5.tgz
Drive: BD-RE BU40N
Drive firmware: 1.03
LibreDrive status: Enabled
Did you sync the public keydb within the last 15 minutes? Yes
Have you verified that all submission links are accessible in incognito/private browsing? Yes
MKB_RO.inf link: https://1drv.ms/f/c/e22048a991875da6/Ig ... 0?e=jvCWo6
Disc dump link: https://1drv.ms/u/c/e22048a991875da6/IQ ... gFXgyjagn0

Disc type: UHD
Disc ID: 1d997ff4a4b7a199ccdfc8fb1757819fea8d4034
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v61_Kong-_Skull_Island_1087.tgz
Drive: BD-RE BU40N
Drive firmware: 1.03
LibreDrive status: Enabled
Did you sync the public keydb within the last 15 minutes? Yes
Have you verified that all submission links are accessible in incognito/private browsing? Yes
MKB_RO.inf link: https://1drv.ms/f/c/e22048a991875da6/Ig ... w?e=jKO4C4
Disc dump link: https://1drv.ms/u/c/e22048a991875da6/IQ ... g?e=CFo2JG

Disc type: UHD
Disc ID: 41f0ca4bd6dea702b8104a032220a5f08eec8ff7
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v68_Godzilla-_King_of_the_Monsters_AE7D.tgz
Drive: BD-RE BU40N
Drive firmware: 1.03
LibreDrive status: Enabled
Did you sync the public keydb within the last 15 minutes? Yes
Have you verified that all submission links are accessible in incognito/private browsing? Yes
MKB_RO.inf link: https://1drv.ms/f/c/e22048a991875da6/Ig ... g?e=GwXyRY
Disc dump link: https://1drv.ms/u/c/e22048a991875da6/IQ ... k?e=Rc9D2k

Disc type: UHD
Disc ID: 4dff2c6cf2da21761a84b86d9c72297872ab495b
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v76_Godzilla_vs_Kong_B9E7.tgz
Drive: BD-RE BU40N
Drive firmware: 1.03
LibreDrive status: Enabled
Did you sync the public keydb within the last 15 minutes? Yes
Have you verified that all submission links are accessible in incognito/private browsing? Yes
MKB_RO.inf link: https://1drv.ms/f/c/e22048a991875da6/Ig ... o?e=xyz0Aa
Disc dump link: https://1drv.ms/u/c/e22048a991875da6/IQ ... Y?e=K3XZDK

Disc type: UHD
Disc ID: 0ddf5098532dbe9c3095e9ebe610b2ca9268e940
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v77_Godzilla_x_Kong-_The_New_Empire_9C31.tgz
Drive: BD-RE BU40N
Drive firmware: 1.03
LibreDrive status: Enabled
Did you sync the public keydb within the last 15 minutes? Yes
Have you verified that all submission links are accessible in incognito/private browsing? Yes
MKB_RO.inf link: https://1drv.ms/f/c/e22048a991875da6/Ig ... Y?e=5R9pn6
Disc dump link: https://1drv.ms/u/c/e22048a991875da6/IQ ... o?e=i236QP

[MrPenguin]

Disc ID: 0ddf5098532dbe9c3095e9ebe610b2ca9268e940
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v77_Godzilla_x_Kong-_The_New_Empire_9C31.tgz

Unfortunately, every single one of your TGZ dump files has the same problem:

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SDF  v0a5: HL-DT-ST_BD-RE_BU40N_1.03_211810241934_MO3P41F3338
001011:0000 Using LibreDrive mode (v06.3 id=866A98CB9C4E)
003007:0000 Using direct disc access mode
...
002004:0000 Error 'Scsi error - ILLEGAL REQUEST:COPY PROTECTION KEY EXCHANGE FAILURE - KEY NOT ESTABLISHED' occurred while issuing SCSI command AD010..080002400 to device 'SPTI:\Device\CdRom0'
DEBUG: Code 0 at 2U{2<P"^ib0vfW}i5:213130306
DEBUG: Code 0 at ek0A`ekmmj7(oPSno;:121264395
DEBUG: Code 4 at ek0A`ekmmj7(oPSno;:213130789
003306:0000 Can't read AACS VID from disc - most likely current AACS host certificate is revoked by your drive

Basically, none of these dumps was created with LibreDrive enabled, which makes them unusable .

Perhaps you need to wait until the disk has appeared in Windows File Explorer before launching MakeMKV?

Happily for you, all of your disks except for "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire" already has a complete entry in KEYDB. So once you have managed to enable LibreDrive correctly, could you validate this disk using SamuriHL's KeyDB Helper Utility please? That should complete this final entry.

[BulldogK9]

Well that's just F***in bizarre. I've never had this problem with Libredrive before. It's enabled on the drive (see attached screenshot), but I got that error for every one and assumed it was a missing key. I didn't have this problem a few days ago when I ripped two other UHD discs.

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I took your advice and waited until the OS (Windows 11) had recognized Godzilla in the drive and I was able to get MakeMKV to decrypt it. I deselected everything but the movie and had it start ripping it, but it never actually started writing anything to the hard drive.

I restarted the PC, because...sometimes that works.

Tried again. I'm back to my original situation. I can't get MakeMKV to read the thing at all. It's "Parsing file: /AACS/Content001.cer" and "Decrypting". At the 7 minute mark, the drive starts spinning again. Now it's parsing "/AACS/ContentHash001.tbl". it "times out" and I get the errors and it sends me back to the starting screen with the same dump file.

Try again, and I'm getting this:

MakeMKV v1.18.3 win(x64-release) started
Using LibreDrive mode (v06.3 id=866A98CB9C4E)
Error 'Scsi error - NOT READY:LOGICAL UNIT IS IN PROCESS OF BECOMING READY' occurred while reading 'BD-RE HL-DT-ST BD-RE BU40N 1.03 MO3P41F3338' at offset '33366145024'
udf: node fe/efe failed!
Error 'Scsi error - UNIT ATTENTION:NOT READY TO READY CHANGE, MEDIUM MAY HAVE CHANGED' occurred while reading 'BD-RE HL-DT-ST BD-RE BU40N 1.03 MO3P41F3338' at offset '655360'
udf: UDF mount: disc not properly formatted or damaged disc (rootdirs failing)
Failed to open disc

Right about now, I'm thinking that the drive (which is maybe 6 months old) is bad. Good thing I bought a backup at the same time. So, I put it in the second drive. (Note: Both have been jailbroken and have libredrive.) But it doesn't appear to be the drive. I'm having the same issue. (Changed the USB cable, no difference. Plugged it directly into the PC, rather than the powered USB hub, no difference.) Again, didn't have the problem on Saturday when I ripped the UHD of Rambo: Last Blood.

Maybe this drive just doesn't like Godzilla?!?

[BulldogK9]

Tried a different computer. Same symptoms.

Maybe these are just bad discs. I was able to load and start ripping King Kong: Skull Island. But the rip didn't happen. It never started writing data to the hard drive and the disc just sat there for 10+ minutes before I pulled the plug.

Put in one of the discs I ripped last weekend. It spun right up and behaved as expected.

Not sure whether to do a return/replacement of the 4k, or maybe just buy the bluray version and live with that.

[MartyMcNuts]

Tried a different computer. Same symptoms.

Maybe these are just bad discs. I was able to load and start ripping King Kong: Skull Island. But the rip didn't happen. It never started writing data to the hard drive and the disc just sat there for 10+ minutes before I pulled the plug.

Put in one of the discs I ripped last weekend. It spun right up and behaved as expected.

Not sure whether to do a return/replacement of the 4k, or maybe just buy the bluray version and live with that.

Did you clean the discs? This resolves most read errors unless the drive isn't getting enough power. Use UBS-C if possible and ports direct from the motherboard (not case ports) or an AC self-powered USB hub of at least 24w.