freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media WMA,WMV,ASF files

Originally Posted by maciejr

where does "IBX private key" come from?

Windows Media Player 10/11: How to determine IBX version

[maciejr]

OK. I have read this.
I know my IBX version. It is 11.0.6000.7000.
Like on http://www.maciejrek.republika.pl/wersja.JPG
But where is tthe private key? Is it the same number?
I have to enter "IBX private key" like on
http://www.maciejrek.republika.pl/freeme2.JPG

Originally Posted by maciejr

OK. I have read this.
I know my IBX version. It is 11.0.6000.7000.
But where is tthe private key? Is it the same number?
I have to enter "IBX private key" like on

HowTo Instructions for Removing DRM with drmdbg & FreeMe2 (from Windows Media Player)

[maciejr]

Thank for your fast answer.
Yes. I read it and did it.
When I have draged the DRM-protected file onto "FreeMe2.bat", and then pasted SID there appeared error
like on pictures
"Error occured with application FreeMe2.exe and will be closed. We apologize for problem. "
http://www.maciejrek.republika.pl/BladFreeme2.JPG
http://www.maciejrek.republika.pl/Bl...2szczegoly.JPG
On the concole
http://www.maciejrek.republika.pl/bladkonsola.JPG
and raport
and raport http://www.maciejrek.republika.pl/raport.JPG
with http://www.maciejrek.republika.pl/7ede_appcompat.htm - 7ede_appcompat.txt file

[tresni]

I wrote this little GUI tool cause I was sick and tired of having to do everything by hand for freeme2 + drmdbg. This completely automates the process. Works for me with the following setup:
Windows XP SP2
WMP 11.0.5721.5230
Indiv key: 11.0.6000.7000
drmdbg 2008/01/01 10:20
freeme2 2008/02/08?

Updated General options now work. Source attached. Should work for any file that drmdbg can get a license key for. Only tested with wma files.

Put unDRM.Net.Exe, freeme2.exe (and libeay32.dll), and drmdbg.exe in the same directory. Then launch unDRM.Net.Exe. Select the directory where your DRM protected music is stored. Select your options. Hit unDRM, wait for music, click OK, wait for Done! dialog

sorry if this is the wrong thread, figured with the other freeme2 tools in the first post....

[maciejr]

First I have to write I have video file like I wrote on
http://stream-recorder.com/forum/sho...8&postcount=40

Thank you for a new application.
I did what you wrote. unDRM.NET hung up.
Then I have to unmark "drmdbg->Hide window"
to take the "Multi scan" in freeme2.
And marked "Freeme2->Verbose output" .
There appeared alert
---
"unDRM.NET"
Click OK only when you hear music playing.
---
So I heard music and saw film. I clicked OK and appeared alert "Done!"
But I dont'n know where is the unprotected video file.

[tresni]

Currently it only looks for wma files. Adding wmv support should be straight-forward, just don't have a drm'd video file to try. You shouldn't need to show the drmdbg window or click multiscan though, unDRM.Net should do that for you automatically.

All unDRMd files are in the same directory as the original file.

[tresni]

Updated my Original Post with new releases. General options work. unDRM.Net reads the list of files that drmdbg got license keys for and feeds that to freeme2, so it should work with any file that drmdbg can get a license key for. If you click "unDRM!" and it launches drmdbg but then seems to hang, it's waiting for Windows Media Player to open, need to implement a better/safer way to do that. If it never opens, unDRM.Net will just sit there. You can safely kill it by Right-Clicking on its taskbar entry and selecting close. Kill drmdbg too and try again. Usually doesn't happen twice in a row. Try turning of "Hide drmdbg window" too

[awaallan]

tresni, I hope you can help me.

I am working through various issues, and your advice and software have been very helpful so far... But now I've hit a brick wall.

I get this error in freeme2:

"No ENABLINGBITS element in license! Press <ENTER> to acknowledge error."

Because I am using VISTA I also am stuck with Windows Media Player 11 (latest version). I would guess this error has something to do with the format of the license used by Windows Media Player 11.

Sectroyer's response to someone else in the Doom9 forum is:

"Try running it in console mode with -s"

...but this does not help me.

I can't be the only frustrated VISTA/WMP11 user trying to get this to work! If I want to do this in WindowsXP then I might as well use Fairuse4wm! Is there an update you can make for us VISTA/WMP11 users?
Thanks,
Allan

[maciejr]

In fact. At the first time I had to kill drmdbg.exe and unDRM.NET.
At the second time it started.
In unDRM.NET "drmdbg->Hide window" was marked
and "Freeme2->Verbose output" was unmarked.
I heard music and saw film correctly.
I clicked OK and appeared alert unDRM.NET Finished
like http://www.maciejrek.republika.pl/unDRMNETFinished.JPG
New WMV file was created, but there is not to see.
This is a part of this unprotected file:
http://www.maciejrek.republika.pl/pa...Freed-od11.wmv