(2020-04-20, 13:54)BlackDawg01 Wrote: I am using my desktop PC and have a Bluray drive on my PC yet when I put a Bluray DVD in it will not play, and after installing KODI It gives the message Can not read disk encrypted. What is the solution to how one is allowed to play their own store purchased Bluray disks if they are encrypted and no player can read the data?
(2020-04-21, 12:40)nino33 Wrote:I second that recommendation. DVDFab Passkey decrypts Blu-ray discs on the fly. There are also other solutions, such as using files from MakeMKV, that you can find by searching the forums.(2020-04-20, 13:54)BlackDawg01 Wrote: I am using my desktop PC and have a Bluray drive on my PC yet when I put a Bluray DVD in it will not play, and after installing KODI It gives the message Can not read disk encrypted. What is the solution to how one is allowed to play their own store purchased Bluray disks if they are encrypted and no player can read the data?
the solution is to remove the protection with dvd fab
(2020-04-21, 12:40)nino33 Wrote:If you have access to an up-to-date KEYDB.cfg file, you can place that in your %APPDATA%\aacs folder. That'll let you watch AACS-protected Blu-rays without any external software. You'll still have issues with titles that use BD+, which is mostly just titles released from Fox.(2020-04-20, 13:54)BlackDawg01 Wrote: I am using my desktop PC and have a Bluray drive on my PC yet when I put a Bluray DVD in it will not play, and after installing KODI It gives the message Can not read disk encrypted. What is the solution to how one is allowed to play their own store purchased Bluray disks if they are encrypted and no player can read the data?
the solution is to remove the protection with dvd fab
(2020-04-22, 23:22)bleakassassin Wrote:WHERE THIS KEY.CFQ FILE IS LOCATED(2020-04-21, 12:40)nino33 Wrote:If you have access to an up-to-date KEYDB.cfg file, you can place that in your %APPDATA%\aacs folder. That'll let you watch AACS-protected Blu-rays without any external software. You'll still have issues with titles that use BD+, which is mostly just titles released from Fox.(2020-04-20, 13:54)BlackDawg01 Wrote: I am using my desktop PC and have a Bluray drive on my PC yet when I put a Bluray DVD in it will not play, and after installing KODI It gives the message Can not read disk encrypted. What is the solution to how one is allowed to play their own store purchased Bluray disks if they are encrypted and no player can read the data?
the solution is to remove the protection with dvd fab
(2020-04-23, 14:37)nino33 Wrote:I can't say. It's against forum rules.(2020-04-22, 23:22)bleakassassin Wrote:WHERE THIS KEY.CFQ FILE IS LOCATED(2020-04-21, 12:40)nino33 Wrote: the solution is to remove the protection with dvd fabIf you have access to an up-to-date KEYDB.cfg file, you can place that in your %APPDATA%\aacs folder. That'll let you watch AACS-protected Blu-rays without any external software. You'll still have issues with titles that use BD+, which is mostly just titles released from Fox.
(2020-04-23, 21:19)bleakassassin Wrote: It's against forum rules.No, I don't think so. No rule that I am aware of.
(2020-04-23, 21:19)bleakassassin Wrote:tell me in a private message(2020-04-23, 14:37)nino33 Wrote:I can't say. It's against forum rules.(2020-04-22, 23:22)bleakassassin Wrote: If you have access to an up-to-date KEYDB.cfg file, you can place that in your %APPDATA%\aacs folder. That'll let you watch AACS-protected Blu-rays without any external software. You'll still have issues with titles that use BD+, which is mostly just titles released from Fox.WHERE THIS KEY.CFQ FILE IS LOCATED
(2020-04-23, 21:33)Karellen Wrote:I'm almost certain nino33 was looking for a link to where you can find the file online, not where it's placed on a system.(2020-04-23, 21:19)bleakassassin Wrote: It's against forum rules.No, I don't think so. No rule that I am aware of.
I think it is here... C:\Users\<YourUsername>\AppData\Roaming\aacs\
(2020-04-24, 00:40)bleakassassin Wrote:Ok, thanks. I misread it then. That's what happens when you don't read from the first post, sometimes comments are taken out of contextQuote:I'm almost certain nino33 was looking for a link to where you can find the file online, not where it's placed on a system.
