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MakeMKV now provides an open-source library, based on libbluray, to handle on-the-fly decryption without any specific or complex implementation apparently. VLC and some other software supports this too, just by having a normal libbluray implementation, if I understand correctly.
Could this be implemented for BDInfo as well? Would save the time ripping to a decrypted folder structure just to analyze the disc specs, eg. video bitrate.
Unfortunately can't say how much work it will be to implement it with the current C# codebase, maybe you can share insights if you thought about it already.
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Would be amazing since that would save all of our hard drives from taking a beating!
Note that MakeMKV is still currently freeware and dev > you can obtain a current key that changes every couple months here http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1053
I have the same request, would like to read stats on my discs to share with the community. Do you have some progress in programming? May I support you somehow to integrate libbluray decription from MakeMKV. That would be really great, it works.
I found the solution for the problem. After many tries to get disc data with makeMKV and BDInfo I found another program, which decrypt the disc and allow BDInfo to read data from disc on the flow. I must say, it takes so long as time needed to rip the disc on hard-drive, but if you are patient and want to get data, it is a solution for you. You do not need to fill your drive.
Xreveal 2.5.2 decrypter with all external encryption keys databases (KEYDB.cfg and bd+.dll)
MakeMKV now provides an open-source library, based on libbluray, to handle on-the-fly decryption without any specific or complex implementation apparently. VLC and some other software supports this too, just by having a normal libbluray implementation, if I understand correctly.
Could this be implemented for BDInfo as well? Would save the time ripping to a decrypted folder structure just to analyze the disc specs, eg. video bitrate.
Here's some basic info about it:
https://www.makemkv.com/libmmbd/
https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=7008
Unfortunately can't say how much work it will be to implement it with the current C# codebase, maybe you can share insights if you thought about it already.
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