Dump Submitted - The Blues Brothers 4K Extended Version

[MrPenguin]

findvuk only gives me:

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09:47:37 - Get basic AACS data
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09:47:37 - AACS folder on disc is reachable - Validate is possible
09:47:37 - Failed to init disc >AACS UNKNOWN ERROR >-1501<<

But it rips fine with MakeMKV HK now.

Was that "findvuk validateDisc drive=F"? The only way to fix that disk's entry in KEYDB is to run "validateDisc" , as described here.

[uhd-4k-fan]

Yes, tried as instructed.

But I'm pretty sure the command to disable bus encryption is wrong.

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Disable_Bus_Encryption_Cmd = "C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon.exe" info dev:$DRIVE$

probably should be

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Disable_Bus_Encryption_Cmd = "C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon.exe" info dev:$DRIVEID$

Anyway, hardcoded it for the correct drive and verified that manually the command runs.

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"C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon.exe" info dev:\Device\CdRom2

This gives me the full output and info of the disc.


FindVuk just gives the same error with all combinations (and also other discs)

[MrPenguin]

But I'm pretty sure the command to disable bus encryption is wrong.

No, it's definitely "$DRIVE$" and not "$DRIVEID$" so that the command becomes:

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makemkvcon.exe info dev:F

See makemkvcon's built-in help:

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Source specification:
  iso:<FileName>    - open iso image <FileName>
  file:<FolderName> - open files in folder <FolderName>
  disc:<DiscId>     - open disc with id <DiscId> (see list Command)
  dev:<DeviceName>  - open disc with OS device name <DeviceName>

and the comment in FindVUK.ini:

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; Disable_Bus_Encryption_Cmd: command line for a tool which is able to disable bus encryption of the disc in the drive
;            Supports the following placeholders: $DRIVE$=driveletter (e.g. d)
;            Errorlevel=0 is taken as successful result, everything else as error
; Create_RDK_Cache_Entry_Cmd: command line for a tool which is able to determine the ReadDataKey of drive+disc and write it into RDK cache.
;            The RDK cache path is: ?FOLDERID_RoamingAppData?\aacs\rdk\<DRIVEID>\<DISCID>
;            Supports the following placeholders: $DRIVE$=driveletter (e.g. d), $DRIVEID$, $DISCID$, $FULLRDKPATH$
;            Errorlevel=0 is taken as successful result, everything else as error

The existing entry in KEYDB.cfg for this disk has incorrect "| I |" and "| V |" fields. You will probably need to delete both of them before "validateDisc" will execute successfully.

FindVuk just gives the same error with all combinations (and also other discs)

This sounds like a wider configuration problem. Did you add the "Disable_Bus_Encryption_Cmd" setting into the "[ExternalTools]" section at the bottom of FindVUK.ini?

[uhd-4k-fan]

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"C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon.exe" --noscan info dev:F
MakeMKV v1.17.8 win(x86-release) started
You are running a 32-bit (x86) version of a program. Eventually this will be deprecated in upcoming versions, please upgrade to a processor manufactured during last 10 years...
Unknown device - 'F'
Failed to open disc
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So this does not work with the Drive letter.

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"C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon.exe" --noscan info dev:\Device\CdRom2

works fine.

Figured it out from the findvuk logs...
Running this as admin works.

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Disable_Bus_Encryption_Cmd = "C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon.exe" --noscan info dev:\Device\CdRom2

This is the only command that works for me.

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
13:54:31 - BusEncryption enabled => either ReadDataKey or disabling of BusEncryption required
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13:54:31 - External tool to disable bus encryption defined >"C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon.exe" --noscan info dev:\Device\CdRom2<
13:54:50 - External tool successfully disabled BusEncryption!
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13:54:50 -  --- PART 2 --- VALIDATE VUK/UNITKEYS ---
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13:54:50 - Drive is detected as 'REAL BLURAY' drive
13:54:50 - M2TS files found >18<
13:54:50 - There are still 18 files that cannot be decoded with the provided unit keys!
13:54:50 - Validation failed - VUK/UnitKeys are INVALID!!!!!!!
13:54:50 - Please report this in the Doom9 forum and attach the logfile!

[SamuriHL]

I can help later with that. I'll pm you when I get to my laptop.

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[uhd-4k-fan]

not urgent, disc ripped fine with with MakeMKV HKs.

But if there is a way I can contribute back the keys to the keydb.cfg I can try to do that.

[SamuriHL]

There is once I get to my laptop later this morning. I can send you a pm with what you need to do and then it'll update the entry in the keydb with the proper information.

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[SamuriHL]

PM sent.

[MrPenguin]

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"C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon.exe" --noscan info dev:F
MakeMKV v1.17.8 win(x86-release) started
You are running a 32-bit (x86) version of a program. Eventually this will be deprecated in upcoming versions, please upgrade to a processor manufactured during last 10 years...
Unknown device - 'F'
Failed to open disc
Total 0 titles

So this does not work with the Drive letter.

OK, not sure what's going wrong there. I have passed the instruction

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Disable_Bus_Encryption_Cmd = "C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon.exe" info dev:$DRIVE$

to several people over time, which is how I know that it's important to put the full path to makemkvcon.exe inside quotes. None of them has said that they also needed to add "--noscan" to that command either.

Removing both the "| I | 0x<hexadecimal>" and "| V | 0x<hexadecimal>" fields from your disk's KEYDB entry should allow FindVUK to validate the remaining fields.

[SamuriHL]

This entry has been fixed in the keydb.

[uhd-4k-fan]

Probably the --noscan is not required.
And the command might work for people with only one disc drive connected?

Anyway, got it working for me and now with a new entry in KeyDB.cfg validated successfully.

Thanks, I guess this can be closed.