Hi there and many thx for reading and answering this post if you can:
I’m thriving to read a bluray with vlc 3.0.13 from opensuse 15.2
of course libaacs0 is present ans I also downloaded KEYDB.cfg and put it into .config/aacs as recommended. So far so good, but when I run vlc and try to read the bluray I get:
[FONT=monospace]syntax error: line 1
bad entry at or around line 1
aacs.c:597: Error calculating media key. Missing right processing key ?
aacs.c:111: No usable AACS libraries found!
dec.c:197: aacs_open() failed: -3!
bdj.c:689: BD-J check: Failed to load JVM library
bdj.c:689: BD-J check: Failed to load JVM library 00007f6ee80010d0] libbluray demux: First play: 0, Top menu: 0
**HDMV Titles: 2, BD-J Titles: 87, Other: 87
**[/FONT]I also converted KEYDB.cfg with
sed -i ‘s/(:xdigit:]]){5,}/0x&/g’ ~/.config/aacs/KEYDB.cfg
Hi, thanks for your post. You actually reminded me that I haven’t tried that, yet. Followed your recommendation. It works well here with KEYDB.cfg in this
No editing, no restart, not even logout required. Just restarted VLC. It complains about some missing JAVA libs, same as yours:
[FONT=monospace][FONT=monospace]kasi@mars:~> vlc
VLC media player 3.0.13 Vetinari (revision 3.0.12.1-158-g6977abc430)
syntax error: line 1
bad entry at or around line 1
bdj.c:689: BD-J check: Failed to load JVM library
bdj.c:689: BD-J check: Failed to load JVM library
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Whatever. It plays.
[FONT=monospace]aacs.c:597: Error calculating media key. Missing right processing key ?
aacs.c:111: No usable AACS libraries found![/FONT]
It’s a simple editable text file, listing several keys and more than 24,000 film titles. Either, that file is damaged or maybe the film you want to watch is just not listed?
At last, I actually had a brief look at that German tutorial. It actually tells, if you want to watch new movies you might get an error message - such as yours. Then better check if there is an update to KEYDB.cfg .
You’re right. My KEYDB.cfg seems to be a bit old (25-3-2018) However, I don’t know where to find a more recent version of the file. And moreover, aacsupdater doesn’t work anymore (can’t contact its server).
Did you try the link I posted? I don’t actually know about the status regarding copyrights etc. As far as I understand this is just helping to watch the blu-ray you have bought. Should be perfectly legal, but you never know - or, at least I don’t . So I don’t know if a direct link is appropriate. If you follow that tutorial and just <ctrl+f “linux”> you’ll get to that chapter. A little lower there’s the link to KEYDB.cfg I just used.
Or maybe just ask the duck (google) “keydb.cfg” as I just did.
I have no idea about aacsupdater, don’t know if it’s needed. I don’t have it, but - I just downloaded recent packages…
Maybe later I’ll need it - ???
