Dump Submitted: Cyberpunk EdgeRunners (Crunchyroll release)

[slapcrack]

also emailed them to svq@makemkv.com.

[MrPenguin]

also emailed them to svq@makemkv.com.

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?

[slapcrack]

snap.. yes, I just downloaded the latest, and I believe they are in there. I thought if you had 'enable internet access' enabled that it would query whatever latest db held that info, is that not the case?

[slapcrack]

well, I see them in the keydb.cfg, in my .Makemkv dir (linux) - but it is still complaining and not ripping. hrm.

Am just getting this while trying to backup the discs:

This disc uses newer version of AACS protection. Please let us know about it by visiting http://www.makemkv.com/a/?blahblahblah

Nothing seems to be out of place, showing the protection is AACS v82.

First time I'd encountered this.

[MrPenguin]

snap.. yes, I just downloaded the latest, and I believe they are in there. I thought if you had 'enable internet access' enabled that it would query whatever latest db held that info, is that not the case?

MakeMKV will only download its own "hashed keys" database automatically. The KEYDB.cfg file is an optional external database that MakeMKV can use, if available. You need to update your KEYDB.cfg file yourself, although SamuriHL's tool (Windows only) can make this easier.

The FindVUK.exe tool does also work using wineconsole though.

[MrPenguin]

well, I see them in the keydb.cfg, in my .Makemkv dir (linux) - but it is still complaining and not ripping. hrm.

On Linux, you must ensure that the file is literally named KEYDB.cfg, and not keydb.cfg, because Linux filesystems are case-sensitive.

[slapcrack]

These three are now backing up-- honestly think the problem was that they took over 90 seconds to actually start, which I have not seen that before in the 100's I have backed up over the last few weeks.

Their status would seemingly hang where it is trying to start ripping - I just never observed it ever taking that amount of time before.

Uh, sorry to have wasted your time. oops..

[slapcrack]

I am curious about using or configuring FindVUK in linux. I wasn't sure what kind of versions of dvdfab or whatever other tools would be needed, if there were linux version of that, or if I needed to install those in wine as well.

I was just doing my best to avoid having a windows system.

I have been backing up movies, creating iso's of them, and extracting mkv's. Occassionally coming across some movies here or there that didn't seem to have entries. I probably just jumped the gun on this cyberpunk edgerunners - believe it just came out (2 days ago?).

[MrPenguin]

I am curious about using or configuring FindVUK in linux. I wasn't sure what kind of versions of dvdfab or whatever other tools would be needed, if there were linux version of that, or if I needed to install those in wine as well.

You need FindVUK to keep your KEYDB.cfg file up-to-date without constantly re-downloading the entire thing each time, i.e.

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> findvuk synchronize

You can also use it to validate a KEYDB.cfg entry against a physical disk:

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> findvuk validate drive=<your-drive-letter>

You do not need DVDFab to perform either of these functions.

Your Linux distro hopefully includes Wine, which has an executable called "wineconsole". FindVUK works fine from within wineconsole.