- Player Key stores in the player. But some keys are already known. we need not to add it into the disc entries, I think.F1ReB4LL wrote:Regarding CSS:
- Isn't the Player Key stored in the player, not on the disc? Do we need to add it into the disc entries?
- Is it possible to read not only the 409 Disc Keys, but also the Authentication Key?
- PlayerKey[1], DecryptedDiscKey[020] - what do "1" and "020" mean? Can these numbers differ?
Also, have you checked the DVDs without CSS but with modified structure, hacked TOC, etc? Does DIC read them fine?
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extern const unsigned char g_PlayerKeys[][6] = {
// from mplayer:
{0x01, 0xaf, 0xe3, 0x12, 0x80},
{0x12, 0x11, 0xca, 0x04, 0x3b},
{0x14, 0x0c, 0x9e, 0xd0, 0x09},
:- PlayerKey[1] is g_PlayerKeys[1][6]. g_PlayerKeys[1][6] is 0x01, 0xaf, 0xe3, 0x12, 0x80.
DecryptedDiscKey[020] is the 20th key of AllDiscKey decrypted by the "PlayerKey".
And I've not checked yet the DVDs without CSS etc, but DIC executes CSS.exe only when the disc has "CopyrightProtectionType: CSS/CPPM".
I don't know it, too. But perhaps IFO and BUP don't have keys.F1ReB4LL wrote:Btw, it also checks for IFO and BUP keys, so, don't know again, maybe that is needed, afterall?
Because AnyDVD report the key of VIDEO_TS. I wanted to deny that VIDEO_TS dir have a key. I remove this checking in the next uploading.F1ReB4LL wrote:Why does it check for the VIDEO_TS directory key? Can the directory itself be encrypted? I think it looks quite weird.
I don't have it anymore.Nexy wrote:sarami do you still have the build you posted on the 12th of may or so, with the removed hashing updates to console.
