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Src/libaacs/aacs.c:1103: Unable to read drive certificate Src/libaacs/mmc.c:674: Drive does not support reading drive certificate I also tried aacskeys 0.4.0 but I don't know how to add the host certificate and host private key to the HostKe圜ertificates.txt. I have tried it with aacs-info.exe and it outputs the VID and MK which stands for Volume ID and Media Key I think? But there is no Volume Unique Key shown or do I oversee something? So as I understand the problem begins with MKBv63 and higher? I already dumped the VUK with FindVUK and latest PassKey on two blurays with MKBv62. įinally only bplaced remains as free option. > webhost000 limits the free account to 3GB, so it's not an option any longer.

# enough traffic volume to support the full-downloads: currently 200 downloads/day * 30 days * 15MB: around 90GB per month. > found only 2 hosters: bplaced and webhost000 # direct file access without advertisements (this is necessary in order to download files with curl or for the synchronisation) I also checked other 'free' hosters but none of them offers the features the small site needs:

Of course I could add some kind of incremental download specifically for the synchronisation - but honestly this would be a huge rework of the current setup and I cannot afford the time for this. The idea with the 'full' download is that the file can be downloaded with a simple curl on linux without the need for something special. so I guess this limit is constantly reached and so nothing is really working as expected. I'm also quite disappointed of the performance - I asked support of bplaced and got the answer, that all free accounts share a 2mbps limit. in case you can reproduce it tell me the required steps. So, when it happens I unpack the files from *.zip archive and always do a backup of my KEYDB.cfgġ) currently I've no plans to include a counter - I also noticed it myself years ago when I validated all my blurays within a short amount of time, but imho this is something that is not done quite frequently and as nobody ever complained I don't think it's really necessary.Ģ) interesting - never had problems like this, so honestly I've no idea how to fix it. But it can be a fault of my SSD drive (I still don't trust these things ) or Windows Vista fault (which I use for FindVUK).

I suffer from some strange rare bug, when some of the files in FindVUK get corrupted/deleted, but so far, I couldn't reproduce it: after some usage of FindVUK, config files or the backup DB get deleted.

Maybe, FindVUK should have some kind of counter for that?.

Due to the current situation and staying at home, I decided to re-validate all of my blu-ray disks and after ~100 of disks, it turned out that PassKey has a weekly limit of key retrievals (unfortunately, I haven't made a screenshot of PassKey's error message, but support says on their forum that it actually has a limit of 70 keys/week).