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  1. Okay, I've added CBC to the repository.

    After some testing, I found that the only reliable way for CCExtractor not to fail was to remove its code. I added a note about where to do it in the help text:
    Code:
    devine dl CBC -?
    This service was way more trouble than it's worth, so I'm just going to wash my hands of its crap and move on
    Thankfully, yt-dlp seems to be a good backup in this case if this one doesn't work for you.
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    Robustness:
          AES-128: 1080p, DDP5.1
    What does that mean?
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    cbc use CCExtractor for subtitle.srt. make sure clean your temp folder before dl cbc
    Code:
    ccextractor.exe -1 -out=srt -bom -latin1 "C:\Users\PATH\devine\temp\Video_1fc35ec8.mp4"
    merge all video, audio and subtitles with mkvtooknix
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  4. Originally Posted by PunchDrunkL0ve View Post
    Code:
    Robustness:
          AES-128: 1080p, DDP5.1
    What does that mean?
    If you're referring to "Robustness", it's how robust each system is for each level and quality. For example, when you try to license keys using an unsupported security level (like using L3 when L1 is required), you might get "robustness failure" as a response.

    If you mean "AES-128", it's an encryption method that is less invasive than DRM and no CDMs are needed to decrypt it. The key is often found in the manifest itself.
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    Originally Posted by stabbedbybrick View Post
    Okay, I've added CBC to the repository.

    After some testing, I found that the only reliable way for CCExtractor not to fail was to remove its code. I added a note about where to do it in the help text:
    Code:
    devine dl CBC -?
    This service was way more trouble than it's worth, so I'm just going to wash my hands of its crap and move on
    Thankfully, yt-dlp seems to be a good backup in this case if this one doesn't work for you.
    Thank you very much.
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  6. Originally Posted by stabbedbybrick View Post
    Okay, I've added CBC to the repository.

    After some testing, I found that the only reliable way for CCExtractor not to fail was to remove its code. I added a note about where to do it in the help text:
    Code:
    devine dl CBC -?
    This service was way more trouble than it's worth, so I'm just going to wash my hands of its crap and move on
    Thankfully, yt-dlp seems to be a good backup in this case if this one doesn't work for you.
    Thanks.
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  7. A short update on CBC: It doesn't actually seem to be an issue with either CCExtractor or the N_m3u8DL-RE branch. The problem is seemingly with my Windows setup where the paths get crossed somehow. Running it on my linux setup everything works fine.

    Totally my bad, and just thought I'd mention it.


    Edit: Scratch that. Turns out the real issue is with CCExtractor v.0.94. If you're on windows, you need to downgrade to v0.93. Most Linux package managers only go up to v.0.93 by default, that's why it's working on there.

    This turned out to be a real roller coaster for such a small service
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  8. Originally Posted by stabbedbybrick View Post
    A short update on CBC: It doesn't actually seem to be an issue with either CCExtractor or the N_m3u8DL-RE branch. The problem is seemingly with my Windows setup where the paths get crossed somehow. Running it on my linux setup everything works fine.

    Totally my bad, and just thought I'd mention it.


    Edit: Scratch that. Turns out the real issue is with CCExtractor v.0.94. If you're on windows, you need to downgrade to v0.93. Most Linux package managers only go up to v.0.93 by default, that's why it's working on there.

    This turned out to be a real roller coaster for such a small service
    Thanks for that works fine with 0.93 so do the other services so its no issue
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    Originally Posted by stabbedbybrick View Post

    Edit: Scratch that. Turns out the real issue is with CCExtractor v.0.94. If you're on windows, you need to downgrade to v0.93. Most Linux package managers only go up to v.0.93 by default, that's why it's working on there.
    I've been telling people to not use 0.94 but over at CCE they don't seem to think there's a problem.
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  10. Originally Posted by stabbedbybrick View Post
    Originally Posted by PunchDrunkL0ve View Post
    Code:
    Robustness:
          AES-128: 1080p, DDP5.1
    What does that mean?
    If you mean "AES-128", it's an encryption method that is less invasive than DRM and no CDMs are needed to decrypt it. The key is often found in the manifest itself.
    Thank you for the detailed explanation. Does AES-128 encryption require a .pem certificate to connect?
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  11. Originally Posted by PunchDrunkL0ve View Post

    Thank you for the detailed explanation. Does AES-128 encryption require a .pem certificate to connect?
    No, they're two different things. AES is the encryption on the files, while a cert is about authentication/security for a network request.
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  12. Can anyone help me I have never used this program and I have spent hours trying to figure this out and I have no clue what I am doing wrong, but I keep getting this error...
    Failed to load Widevine CDM, my.wvd does not exist or is not a file

    But I put it in the path it said it wanted and the file very much does exist, so I have no idea what the issue is?
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  13. Originally Posted by Oldfart1234 View Post
    Can anyone help me I have never used this program and I have spent hours trying to figure this out and I have no clue what I am doing wrong, but I keep getting this error...
    Failed to load Widevine CDM, my.wvd does not exist or is not a file

    But I put it in the path it said it wanted and the file very much does exist, so I have no idea what the issue is?
    Hi,

    Try entering the following commands :

    devine wvd add c:\rclone\ANDROID_4464_l3.wvd
    devine cfg cdm.default ANDROID_4464_l3

    You need to put the full path of where you have your wvd file (so replace c:\rclone\ANDROID_4464_l3.wvd with your own).
    For the cdm.default you put the name of your wvd file without the .wvd extension.

    Hope this helps.
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    @stabbedbybrick do you have an example show for CBC that uses Widevine ? All the ones I've tried so far have been AES-128.
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  15. Originally Posted by billybanana View Post
    @stabbedbybrick do you have an example show for CBC that uses Widevine ? All the ones I've tried so far have been AES-128.
    One of the few I found: https://gem.cbc.ca/reservation-dogs
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