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Trying to stream a blu-ray disc (Avatar UK Version) with the command line:

makemkvcon stream --messages=-stdout --debug=-stdout --upnp=1 --cache=128 --bindip=192.168.0.5 --bindport=51000 --decrypt disc:0

I can get a number of different errors and or success. From "The volume key is unknown for this disc - video can't be decrypted" to "This disc uses newer version of AACS protection." to "ILLEGAL REQUEST:COPY PROTECTION KEY EXCHANGE FAILURE - AUTHENTICATION FAILURE", usually also resulting in a Segmentation Fault too. This is also the case when converting the blu-ray disc to a decrypted mkv file. I am more than happy to do more testing, try extra debug versions, etc. etc. I have attached a few logs with different errors in, including the success case, can only attach 3 logs, will try to attach the other two as a reply to my own post.

HTH,

Scott.

The remaining too logs.

I should mention that I am running on 32-bit linux (I heard people had problems on 64bit), linux version is a homebrew version can quote kernel version etc. etc. if required. Should also point out that the Blu-Ray drive is a lite-on iHOS104 installed in a USB external enclosure.

Scott.

mike did you get my logs ?

scottrix wrote:Trying to stream a blu-ray disc (Avatar UK Version) with the command line:

makemkvcon stream --messages=-stdout --debug=-stdout --upnp=1 --cache=128 --bindip=192.168.0.5 --bindport=51000 --decrypt disc:0

Why do you specify --decrypt within your command line? As I understand the usage description, this option is for backup purposes only, not streaming. Correct me please if I'm wrong...

Regards,
Leon

Leon,

My main concern is that I don't get consistent output, with or without the decrypt option.

Scott.

scottrix wrote:mike did you get my logs ?

A related linux-specific bug was fixed in 1.6.5 , do you get the same behavior with 1.6.5 ?

Yep I get the same problem with 1.6.5.

This really should be fixed in 1.6.6

Seems to be fixed in 1.6.6.

Many thanks.....