Xreveal is a free DVD and Blu-ray decrypter that runs in the background and decrypts DVDs/BDs on-the-fly so your copy program can read it.
Xreveal is a small research project and 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.
With the help of third party bd+.dll, now Xreveal can remove most of BD discs that have BD+ protection, no need to connect server to download FUT.
Read more here - How to use Xreveal
Changes to Xreveal 2.9.5
- Workaround for Copy_permission_indicator is 11, but the m2ts is actually not AACS encrypted
- Improved return the correct capacity in the kernel driver for some PIONEER drives
- Fixed several BSODs using Driver Verifier
- Added image checksum algorithms option: SHA-1 (Default), SHA-256, MD5
- Added variable conditional transform: $(Variable:TrueValue?FalseValue)
- Added variable substitution transform: $(Variable:SearchValue=NewValue)
- Added verify content hash when ripping decrypted BDs
- Added verify decrypted BDs which contain BD+ protection
- Added rip option: Create BD+ restore table
- Added implementation ID in Folder to ISO settings
- Added application ID in Folder to ISO settings
- Added retain the original modified date time when rip2folder
- Added $(KeepProtection) variable
- Added $(Action) variable which used to expand Success/Error sound paths
- Added 'Reveal out file in Explorer when finished' in the Folder to ISO settings
- Added My Discs option 'Set comment to Xreveal version when adding'
- Improved region code remover when there is no valid META-INF data
- Updated kernel driver to version 2.9.4(301), need to restart PC to load new driver
- Updated language files
