Xreveal is a Windows based application that removes restrictions of DVD and Blu-ray media automatically in the background.
Xreveal is a research project and has an interoperability purpose, it doesn't contain any decryption keys, it is based on the official public AACS specification only. You need a key database to make it work.
How to use Xreveal
Step 1. Download and install Xreveal
Step 2. Download KEYDB.cfg to decrypt Blu-rays
- This step is optional for Xreveal Pro.
- KEYDB.cfg contains disc keys to decrypt Blu-rays, please google KeyDB.cfg for more details.
- The latest Blu-ray may require new keys to decrypt, you need to keep it updated.
- The default KEYDB.cfg location is %APPDATA%\aacs\, you can change it in Xreveal's Settings > BD & UHD > KeyDB.
Step 3. Download and install Xreveal Plugins 1.0 to support removing BD+ and CSS protection.
- This step is optional for Xreveal Pro. However, once install this plugins, the BD+ protection can be removed without the need for an internet connection.
Step 4. Insert your protected disc into your drive. Xreveal will detect it and automatically remove the protection on the fly.
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What's new
Version 2.7.0 2024-10-02
- Fixed some UI issues in Windows XP
- Changed disable update in Windows XP
- Fixed crash when opening some BDs
- Added resize the rip window
- Added remember the positon of the rip window
- Added prompt when creating a protected image file
- Added update license in About window
- Added more info in the dump file
- Improved Prevent the system from sleeping while ripping
- Added option to create rip log file
- Added print DiscID, DVDID, VID(Pro feature) in rip log window
- Added print MD5 in rip log window when ripping to ISO
- Added the read failure window will pop up after 5 attempts
- Changed disable 'Keep Protection' by default
- Fixed country codes are not removed when there are no region code protection found
- Fixed failed to decrypt HD-DVD
- Fixed failed to remove CCI for BDAV
- Fixed failed to open device over RDP
- Fixed failed to create temp file
- Bumped the kernel driver version to 2.7.0
- Fixed failed to open some DVDs
- Changed max text length of comment from 255 to 4096 in my discs
- Improved reset bus encryption to disable if it's already disabled by LibreDrive
- Updated language files
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