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

Re: freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media .WMA audio fi

 

I've scanned the directory and it says that there is no drmv2.lic file which is weird...It must be a memory issue, not sure how to change that.

I can't uninstall Vista that's not going to work unfortunately.

Re: freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media .WMA audio fi

 

You can always uninstall vista :D It's not always easy but it is possible.

There are many sites that explain how to uninstall vista in any conditions.

I just can't understand people who use Vista... Why use system which doesn't work correctly and doesn't support most of the apps?

You may read the following thread for more
Should I use Windows Vista or uninstall it?

Re: freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media .WMA audio fi

 

I just wanted to inform on this forum that FreeMe2 can now be consider as beta since it is proved to work by many testers and it's even confirmed that it is able to handle some files that FU4WM isn't.

Re: freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media .WMA audio fi

 

Hi guys,

I've managed to get to a point where the process starts, but it hangs on 0% when I do it the command style way. Here's my output:

C:\test>FreeMe2 "videofile.wmv"
Enter SID for this file:
2onZFmFOErCZVCvUzUlZBA8mvQVI
| | 0%
C:\test>

Very weird.
I've tried it with the drmdbg generated keyfile. I renamed it to drm2.key, put it in the videofile's directory. Then I drag the videofile on the FreeMe2 icon (which is in the same dir), then it says:

Wrong size of SID!
Press <ENTER> to acknowledge error.

(when I press enter the cmdline closes, so no error log :p)

The drm2.key file looks like this:

<DRM2WMV2>
<KID>EZV2nU0hokdJFmOgZx0p5Ftb</KID>
<SID>2onZFmFOErCZVCvUzUlZBA8mvQVI</SID>
<INFO></INFO>
</DRM2WMV2>

Can anyone help me?

Thanks!

Re: freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media .WMA audio fi

 

I've got the same message like "Wrong size of SID!". :(

I got SID from drmdbg20071003, and my freeme2 version is FreeMe2_101307.zip

Re: freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media .WMA audio fi

 

Anyone, please?

Re: freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media .WMA audio fi

 

Mine accepts the SID but after getting to 100% gives error:

Unknown packet id - don't know what to do!

Re: freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media .WMA audio fi

 

I have some small changes to source code, so you can check if it works for you. I am planning a major rewrite but it's going to take some time :)
Regards.

Re: freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media .WMA audio fi

 

Today I have finished testing new (mplayers code based) "engine" for decrypting files. It is now used as default in FreeMe2. Please compile the code and test it. If you will find any file that doesn't work now with FreeMe2 please upload it to rapidshare and PM link to me. Marry Christmas.

Re: freeme2 - free software to remove DRM protection from Windows Media .WMA audio fi

 

You may have fixed this and are getting ready to release a version with the fix. I saw in one of the doom9 threads where on Jan 3 2008 you said you were prepping a new binary release. But just in case...

The issue mentioned here where there is no "drmv2.lic" file in the registry-specified location ("C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\DRM" on Vista) is, I believe, causing the issue mentioned over on doom9, "Couldn't allocate space for license file!".

Because the file doesn't exist, the fseek / ftell calls that figure out how much space to allocate are probably returning -1, which when viewed as an unsigned int is 2^32 (4GB). That memory allocation will obviously fail. Should probably check if the file exists before opening and seeking.

What I don't know nearly enough to answer is why an expected "drmv2.lic" file isn't in that directory. There *is* a drmv1.lic file. Don't know what that means. [EDIT] There is a "drmv1.key" file in that folder. There are *no* .lic files in there at all.

FWIW...

Donnie