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30th November 2016, 05:24 | #181 | Link |
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so I had a big headache running this, had the same error that Rickwally had. It seemed it never ran the dump tool for me to accept hte licence so was always failing when findvuk tried to run. When I ran the dump tool manually and accepted the licence, findvuk then worked great.
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18th December 2016, 22:50 | #182 | Link |
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so I'm trying to duplicate this in Linux (run DVDFab in wine very successfully and in addition have a non-bus encryption drive in an old linux box of mine) I can dump the process memory via gcore. I assue searching the disc id means searching for it as hex not as a string, and I can do that too, but I'm unsure what the offset for the VUK is.
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13th January 2017, 16:48 | #184 | Link |
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Error message
Got an error message:
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16:40:57 - AACS folder on disc is reachable - ValidateVUK is possible 16:41:04 - Drive is detected as 'REAL BLURAY' drive 16:41:04 - Disc wants BusEncryptionEnabled and drive has BusEncryptionSupport 16:41:04 - but FindVUK does not support BusEncryption at the moment 16:41:04 - VUK validation not possible at the moment - please check the VUK manually! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16:41:04 - Could not validate VUK because of BusEncryption!! Seems, that the VUKs are not uploaded with AACS Updater... |
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Alternatively you can buy a drive without bus encryption support... Unfortunately I'm still quite lost in my attempts to implement bus encryption support in FindVUK.. if someone has some knowledge with elliptical curve cryptography just send me a pm and maybe we can fight the beast together |
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10th February 2017, 23:45 | #186 | Link |
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Hi,
another program, an attempt under linux, <strike>http://sudoku9x9.republika.pl/inne/FindVUK-Linux.tar.gz</strike> <strike>http://sudoku9x9.prv.pl/inne/FindVUK-Linux.tar.gz</strike> http://sudoku9x9.000webhostapp.com/i...K-Linux.tar.gz Last edited by canister; 20th March 2023 at 15:24. |
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Please start your own thread for your tool using a distinct name and I'll add a link to it in the first post in this thread - thanks! |
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14th February 2017, 21:57 | #188 | Link |
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Windowed version FindVUK-Linux
<strike>http://sudoku9x9.republika.pl/inne/FindVUK-Linux2.tar.gz</strike> <strike>http://sudoku9x9.prv.pl/inne/FindVUK-Linux2.tar.gz</strike> http://sudoku9x9.000webhostapp.com/i...-Linux2.tar.gz Last edited by canister; 20th March 2023 at 15:26. |
13th March 2017, 05:49 | #189 | Link |
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I'm having lots of issues getting the VUKs from my discs. FindVUK keeps crashing with a Dumpsize Invalid error, and I tried getting the VUKs manually by dumping the memory but VLC doesn't seem to want to play the right video stream.
I tried looking for other people with this error, but I found nothing. Can anyone please help out? I have several discs that aren't in the database and I would like to add them. |
13th March 2017, 19:10 | #191 | Link | |
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I figured out the problem. I thought maybe I was missing some DLLs for procdump, so I ran it to see if it spat out some missing dependencies error. It then prompted me to agree to an EULA. Once I did that, FindVUK worked. Oyyyyyyyyyyyyy. Sorry. Thanks! Last edited by FakeFx; 13th March 2017 at 19:18. |
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Will change the behavior anyways, so nothing to keep thinking too much Gesendet von meinem E5823 mit Tapatalk |
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19th March 2017, 13:38 | #196 | Link |
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Interestingly, I was getting the same error until I downloaded procdump and accepted the EULA as well. Although it's not in the PATH, so not sure how it's made it work...
Maybe worth adding onto the installation instructions if it's required? |
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U.S. fans of AACS Updater must find VUK manually.
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I'm in the U.S. I can't run DVDFab. All it says is "Sorry, the current disc is protected by AACS." So I have no choice other than to get the VUK manually. Now, I can run MakeMKV -- see the attachment. The MakeMKV log contains the 'discid' (=0xF76764136A8AFD3A999FF1299D4B6044FE90483A), and I find it in the dump of 'makemkvcon64.exe', but where's the VUK? Does anything "few bytes later" look like a VUK to you? How about "few bytes" before? You see, I don't know what I'm looking for other than it is 16 bytes (and it probably isn't populated with a bunch of zeros). Would you like to take a look at 'makemkvcon64.DMP' to maybe get lucky? It's 578 M-bytes. I'd really like to support AACS Updater, but this obstacle is pretty much a show stopper. Regards, Mark. |
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