Therefore storing all keys (VUK, TLK, MK, VID) in keydb.cfg allows : When a disc is not in keydb.cfg, there is a high chance it uses a TLK/MK that is used by a different disc which is in keydb.cfg (I estimate currently around 40%) However, MK and TLK are NOT unique and many discs (mostly releases in different regions of the same movie) use the same TLK(s). While VUK allows all TLKs for a certain disc to be decrypted, VUK is also unique for every disc. While back in the day, the forum members here decided to focus on VUKs instead of TLKs (title keys / unit keys), I've come to the conclusion that this was a big mistake.
0圎E07066F15EDA23B04AEA33106BE1EDF9DF537D1 = The Day After Tomorrow |V| 07181A359AF9ED6AC7E2F5587FC96629 mkbv12Īny chance of all keys support in AACSUpdater in the near future?
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