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[[ss]vegeta]

No one answered you in 3 days, then within 30 minutes of you asking again and me posting it, you managed to get instructions on checking, and you checked and it's L1.


Right.


Enjoy it!

[A_n_g_e_l_a]

yes i have done that, stuck at feeding the cookie, save it under cookies.txt, servicename.txt, doesn't want to load, any ideas ?

Firstly, envied comes with a CDM already installed and set-up. So why you thought you need another. I cannot imagine. Didn't read anything before installing is my guess.

Secondly, the author of each service gives brief notes in their code how to use it - normally.

So navigate to the services folder ->service-name, to reveal __init__.py and a .yaml file for the service you want. Open the __init__.py file in a text editor and inform yourself of requirements. Scroll down to after the imports have finished.

[nadya86]

No one answered you in 3 days, then within 30 minutes of you asking again and me posting it, you managed to get instructions on checking, and you checked and it's L1.


Right.


Enjoy it!

After my post, I was sent information (a PowerShell script) in a private message (people wanted to remain anonymous, and said not to share the information received from them), how to check whether it is L3 or L1. And I checked, and only in the first one I checked it turned out to be L1, all the others I checked were L3.

[ytdlhelp]

After my post, I was sent information (a PowerShell script) in a private message (people wanted to remain anonymous, and said not to share the information received from them), how to check whether it is L3 or L1. And I checked, and only in the first one I checked it turned out to be L1, all the others I checked were L3.

I hope it wasn't the script that sends the CDM to some untrustworthy server and displays it response (such script was posted on this forum some time ago). If it was, there is more risk that the L1 CDM will get revoked sooner, if it isn't already. If I understand correctly, security level is not readable from client ID/private key files, as it has to be manually specified during .wvd file creation.

[nadya86]

After my post, I was sent information (a PowerShell script) in a private message (people wanted to remain anonymous, and said not to share the information received from them), how to check whether it is L3 or L1. And I checked, and only in the first one I checked it turned out to be L1, all the others I checked were L3.

I hope it wasn't the script that sends the CDM to some untrustworthy server and displays it response (such script was posted on this forum some time ago). If it was, there is more risk that the L1 CDM will get revoked sooner, if it isn't already. If I understand correctly, security level is not readable from client ID/private key files, as it has to be manually specified during .wvd file creation.

Since I'm currently working on creating a Convert CDM (powershell script) that will pack the device_client_id_blob and device_private_key files into a *.wvd container - and back. I realized that the sixth byte is 03 or 01, it doesn't matter, the main thing is in the device_client_id_blob and device_private_key files themselves, there are certain places where it turns out that the level is L1. You see, the container is just for storing files together, no more, no less. And the python scripts just select data from certain places from the *.wvd container - you understand? Everyone is just surprised, how is python everywhere, and I switched to a POWERSHELL script?! It's just more convenient for me to write and combine them (*.ps1) into a mega project, where I don't have to think about what DRM protection is in place, the script will download and decrypt all the data itself, and it doesn't matter whether it's a movie or a seven-season series, just drop the link https://... or http://..., it's more convenient for me!

[larley]

The WVD struct only holds the security level for the user. The official Google Widevine license server is the one that decides what security level your device has. The security level is returned when sending a request to it, along with a lot of other information about the device (actually a drm certificate). Third-party license servers are informed about these security levels (and their changes, as L1 certificates can also get downgraded to L3) and revocation information through the DCSL (Device Certificate Status List) which, as of March 31, 2021 is only available to Widevine License Providers.

also devine/VT/unshackle exist, you don't have to re-invent the wheel

[mezugon]

Where I can find some L3 widevine certificates? Have one from my phone, but can't use it anymore for the service I'm testing :P did some changes to the script and need to test it somehow, but not with mine certificate as that one doesn't work anymore for that service

[Obo]

You really should read the first post of this thread then.

[CylonWolf]

I read somewhere that the CDM used may impact what streams are available to download; Ive used mostly the ones from this thread, and have been unable to access anything higher than 720p on a site that supposedly has higher (ESPN). Is this the case and what CDM would I need to unlock the higher quality feeds?

[Obo]

Then give these a try: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/415466-Real-Device-CDMS