Support Guide for getting DRM content. (WIP)

[splinterKills]

This is just a guide that should make getting DRM content easier. Yes there are already some guides. But I just want to make one that even a non tech-savvy could understand, follow and find. This guide will go through the process of installing python and the needed tools to get DRM protected content The guide will be split into multiple parts. Mac OS users, please head to this guide: Python, PIP and Frida installation First things first. Download Python from this site: and get the latest version*. (Not the pre-release one) * The latest version of time of writing is 3.11.4 Open up the installer and make sure to press "Add python to PATH" After selecting that option press install and wait till it's done. To make sure it is installed properly, open up Terminal (Windows 11) or Powershell (Windows 10/11) and type: python --version That should give you the following result* * Version my differ depending on what version is the latest version over time. With the installation of Python comes the pip package. To check if its installed type in a Terminal or Powershell: pip --version That should also give you the following result* * Again version my differ over time. Spoiler: To install frida head into a Terminal or Powershell and type: pip install frida Make sure to note somewhere what version got installed which is important later on. * (Version is marked in yellow) * Versions can be different for you so double check. Then you need frida-tools which can be installed by typing in Terminal or Powershell: pip install frida-tools Android Studio installation and creating your first virtual phone Download Android Studio And go through the setup of installing. After installing open up Android Studio. You can leave most settings on default. Then when it comes to the licenses click accept on all of them till the finish button gets highlighted. After the installation Android Studio will open and give you the option to "create a new project" like shown below: Spoiler: Then select "phone and tablet" with an "empty activity" and click on next, like shown in the image below: Next up select a minimum SDK of Android 9.0 (Pie) or above like shown below: To create a new device you press the device manager button and click on "create device" like shown below: Search for the Pixel 6, select it and press next. You will first need to download the OS, so press the download icon next to the version* you want. (*Choose Android 9.0 or newer.) After its done downloading select the version again and press next and finish up the new device. Installing Frida-server on your virtual phone Next up is to install frida on your virtual phone. Download frida on your PC from here: and search for "frida-server" with the right version that was highlighted in yellow when you installed frida using pip, and make sure to pick the android-x86 version, like shown below: Extract the downloaded file to the following location on your device: Spoiler: C:\Users\[your_name]\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools And have it sit there like this: -- Choose one of the two methodes: Automated method: Spoiler: You are now ready to use the keys for the scraping tools. (I'll make a guide to a few of those scrapers below, with again the intention of making it simple to understand and follow.) In the meantime you can try it yourself by following the already existing guides from here:

Releases · frida/frida

Clone this repo to build Frida. Contribute to frida/frida development by creating an account on GitHub.

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[Homelander233]

Guide for MacOS users Installing Python, Frida and Frida-tools Download Python from this site: and get the latest version*. (Not the pre-release one) * The latest version of time of writing is 3.12.0 Open the installer package and continue till the installation type. Make sure all the options are enabled. Verify the install by opening Terminal and type the following: python3 --version and pip3 --version Go ahead and install Frida by typing the following in your Terminal: pip3 install frida Make sure to note somewhere what version got installed which is important later on. * (Version is marked in yellow) * Versions can be different for you so double check. Next up install frida-tools by typing the following in your Terminal: pip3 install frida-tools Android Studio Download Android Studio Select the one for your Mac: After downloading the DMG file simply open it up and drag and drop the app in the folder. Next up open Android Studio by going in your application folder and opening the app. You can leave most settings on default. Then when it comes to the licenses click accept on all of them till the finish button gets highlighted. Then select "phone and tablet" with an "empty activity" and click on next, like shown in the image below: Next up select a minimum SDK of Android 9.0 (Pie) or above like shown below: Installing Frida-server on your virtual phone Next up is to install frida on your virtual phone. Download frida on your PC from here: and search for "frida-server" with the right version that was highlighted in yellow when you installed frida using pip, and make sure to pick the android-x86 version, like shown below: Extract the file and drop it in the following location: /Users/<username>/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools This folder is hidden by default. Here are a few ways to find it: Next up open a terminal in the platform-tools folder. There are a few ways to do this: In the folder, press ALT (option) + CMD + P to show the path bar at the bottom, then CRTL click on platform-tools and press "New Terminal at Folder" Open a fresh Terminal and type the following: cd ~/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools When you are in the right place in Terminal, type the following: ./adb devices You should see your devices like shown below: Continue by typing the following command, make sure to check what version you currently need to use: ./adb push frida-server-[VERSION]-android-x86 /sdcard After it has been "inserted" on your phone type the following command to acces the phone (Take a look at the example images if you find this part hard.): ./adb shell su mv /sdcard/[frida-server filename] /data/local/tmp chmod +x /data/local/tmp/[frida-server filename] /data/local/tmp/[frida-server filename] Example: KEEP THIS TERMINAL OPEN! Dumper Script Head over to the following github on your PC (Not your virtual phone) and press the green "Code "button and then "Download zip". Extract the zip file wherever you want. (I have it still in downloads folder) head into the dumper-main folder and open up the requirements.txt file using textedit. Add the following line to the file: protobuf==3.19 It should look something like this now: Save the file and open a new Terminal in the dumper-main folder. (While still having the previous one open.) In the second terminal or powershell type: pip3 install -r requirements.txt Once it is done installing the needed packages type the following: python3 dump_keys.py KEEP THIS TERMINAL OPEN! Getting keys using the Dumper script Finally use your virtual phone and navigate using chrome to the following site: The site will ask if it is allowed to play protected videos. Press ALLOW. Scroll a bit down till you see the video and press play. You should see some activity in your second terminal or powershell. That means it has worked! To verify that, head into the dumper-main folder and check if you see the "key_dumps" folder: When heading further into the folders you'll find "private_keys" keep going into that folder till you see these two files: Rename these files accordingly: Original name New name client_id.bin device_client_id_blob private_key.pem device_private_key Make sure to change the extension, this should happen when you rename the files. Check to see if the file type has changed to just "Document" instead of a BIN or PEM file.* *Note that this is a comparison, you will only have the two files (device_client_id_blob and device_private_key) You are now ready to use the keys for the scraping tools. (I still want to make a guide to a few of those scrapers, with again the intention of making it simple to understand and follow.) In the meantime you can try it yourself by following the already existing guides from here:

Releases · frida/frida

Clone this repo to build Frida. Contribute to frida/frida development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

DRM Secure Stream Test using HTML5 Video Player | Bitmovin

Test DRM protected streams with Bitmovin's Video Player using live code | Including MSE Support ✅ and EME Support ✅

bitmovin.com

GitHub - wvdumper/dumper: Dump L3 CDM from any Android device

Dump L3 CDM from any Android device. Contribute to wvdumper/dumper development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

Download Python

The official home of the Python Programming Language

www.python.org

Download Android Studio & App Tools - Android Developers

Android Studio provides app builders with an integrated development environment (IDE) optimized for Android apps. Download Android Studio today.

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[Homelander233]

With the automated method, my laptop finally generated two files like that, anyone konws if this is right?

 

[Homelander233]

Making another post because I hit the limit on words... (Even though I just replaced the images...) Automated version: For the automated methode you need to download two zip files, first head over to the following github on your PC and press the green "Code "button and then "Download zip". Extract the zip file wherever you want. (I have it still in downloads folder) head into the folder and open up the requirements.txt file using notepad. Add the following line to the file: protobuf==3.19 It should look something like this now: Save the file and close it. You can open a terminal or powershell by either right clicking and selecting terminal/powershell (1) or by typing "CMD" in the path bar (2). Option 1 Option 2 In the second terminal or powershell type: pip install -r requirements.txt Now download another zip from the following github: (Made by ) by pressing the green "Code" button and then "Download zip". Extract the zip file at your preferred location and you should see four files: Right Click on "frida.bat" and press edit to open it in Notepad so you can add the needed path lines. (Windows Defender may give a warning, but simply press "more info" and then "run anyways".) For the adb_path replace "YOUR PATH TO adb.exe HERE" with*: C:\Users\[your_name]\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools\adb.exe *DON'T FORGOT TO CHANGE [your_name] with the current user. For frida_server_name replace "YOUR FRIDA SERVER VERSION HERE" with*: frida-server-16.x.x-android-x86 *CHECK WHAT VERSION YOU ARE RUNNING! And finally for the frida.bat replace: "YOUR platform-tools PATH HERE" with*: C:\Users\[your_name]\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools *DON'T FORGOT TO CHANGE [your_name] with the current user. When that's done it should look something like this: Save the file and exit. Next up open up the dumpkeys.bat. Replace "YOUR PATH HERE" with the path to your dumper_main folder. So depending on where you placed it the name may differ, but the easiest way to copy the location would be to Right Click on the dumper_main folder* and press "Copy as path" *Make sure that the folder aims directly at the folder that has the requirements.txt and dump_keys.py in it. It should look something like this: Save and exit the file. Now finally, make sure your device is running! Then double click on the "run.bat" file. Two commandlines will open up. With your virtual phone, navigate using chrome to the following site: The site will ask if it is allowed to play protected videos. Press ALLOW. Scroll a bit down till you see the video and press play. You should see some activity in one of the commandlines. That means it has worked! To verify that, head into the dumper-main folder and check if you see the "key_dumps" folder: When heading further into the folders you'll find "private_keys" keep going into that folder till you see these two files: Unlike the manual method you do not have to change anything.

GitHub - wvdumper/dumper: Dump L3 CDM from any Android device

Dump L3 CDM from any Android device. Contribute to wvdumper/dumper development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

GitHub - sim0n00ps/L3-Dumping: Batch scripts to dump L3 CDM using frida-server and wvdumper

Batch scripts to dump L3 CDM using frida-server and wvdumper - sim0n00ps/L3-Dumping

github.com

DRM Secure Stream Test using HTML5 Video Player | Bitmovin

Test DRM protected streams with Bitmovin's Video Player using live code | Including MSE Support ✅ and EME Support ✅

bitmovin.com

 

[Homelander233]

I managed to download some videos containing DRM from Dani_dinamite I used Aloha Browser + XRECORDER I logged into aloha browser and recorded with xrecorder. So far working 30/01/2024

 

[Homelander233]

I managed to download some videos containing DRM from Dani_dinamite I used Aloha Browser + XRECORDER I logged into aloha browser and recorded with xrecorder. So far working 30/01/2024 How does it work ? Like first I'm going to watch the vid on aloha then record it using Xrecorder?

 

[Homelander233]

I managed to download some videos containing DRM from Dani_dinamite I used Aloha Browser + XRECORDER I logged into aloha browser and recorded with xrecorder. So far working 30/01/2024 I can’t find xrecorder in the App Store is it only on android

 

[Homelander233]

I managed to download some videos containing DRM from Dani_dinamite I used Aloha Browser + XRECORDER I logged into aloha browser and recorded with xrecorder. So far working 30/01/2024 Are you sure the videos are DRM protected? I want to be sure before I sub to a girl

 

[Homelander233]

Anyone know an easy way to save / download an image from FANSLY using a chrome based browser? I have a chrome extension for Brave Browser that enables right click on sites where it is disabled, but fansly also overlays a transparent layer or something on top of the image, so when you right click on an image to save it, the browser tries to save the whole webpage instead like you had clicked on a part of the page without an image. I use for this

GitHub - eight04/image-picka: A Firefox/Chrome extension helping you download images.

A Firefox/Chrome extension helping you download images. - eight04/image-picka

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[Homelander233]

Guide for MacOS users: I have scoured this page and several different sites to try to solve this problem and all of the suggested solutions have failed. I followed the Guide for MacOS users, and everything worked perfectly until this: Once it is done installing the needed packages type the following: python3 dump_keys.py KEEP THIS TERMINAL OPEN Per instructions, the following terminal was kept open while running the command above: screen shots: And I still get this message: If anyone could help it would greatly appreciated. I've spent HOURS trying to get this to work (i've never used terminal or similar apps before). I'd just give up but its become a matter of principle at this point

 

[Homelander233]

Guide for MacOS users: I have scoured this page and several different sites to try to solve this problem and all of the suggested solutions have failed. I followed the Guide for MacOS users, and everything worked perfectly until this: Once it is done installing the needed packages type the following: screen shots: And I still get this message: If anyone could help it would greatly appreciated. I've spent HOURS trying to get this to work (i've never used terminal or similar apps before). I'd just give up but its become a matter of principle at this point fellas, I'm pissing in the wind right now. Someone help a man out. I'm a complete noob and have invested far too much time trying to figure this out.

 

[Homelander233]

I need help, I already have the image files, but I don't know what to do with them, I don't know what tool to use.

 

[Homelander233]

I need help, I already have the image files, but I don't know what to do with them, I don't know what tool to use. Rename these files accordingly: Original name New name client_id.bin device_client_id_blob private_key.pem device_private_key (Copy paste from thread) Make sure to change the extension, this should happen when you rename the files. Check to see if the file type has changed to just "File" instead of a BIN or PEM file.* *Note that this is a comparison, you will only have the two files (device_client_id_blob and device_private_key) When that's done drag those renamed files to inside the cdm\devices\chrome_1610 folder

 

[Homelander233]

Help me, why my frida not working

 

[Homelander233]

Guide for MacOS users Installing Python, Frida and Frida-tools Download Python from this site: and get the latest version*. (Not the pre-release one) * The latest version of time of writing is 3.12.0 Open the installer package and continue till the installation type. Make sure all the options are enabled. Verify the install by opening Terminal and type the following: and Go ahead and install Frida by typing the following in your Terminal: Make sure to note somewhere what version got installed which is important later on. * (Version is marked in yellow) * Versions can be different for you so double check. Next up install frida-tools by typing the following in your Terminal: Download Android Studio Select the one for your Mac: After downloading the DMG file simply open it up and drag and drop the app in the folder. Next up open Android Studio by going in your application folder and opening the app. You can leave most settings on default. Then when it comes to the licenses click accept on all of them till the finish button gets highlighted. Then select " with an "" and click on next, like shown in the image below: Next up select a minimum SDK of Android 9.0 (Pie) or above like shown below: Next up is to install frida on your virtual phone. Download frida on your PC from here: and search for "frida-server" with the right version that was highlighted in yellow when you installed frida using pip, and make sure to pick the android-x86 version, like shown below: Extract the file and drop it in the following location: This folder is hidden by default. Here are a few ways to find it: Next up open a terminal in the platform-tools folder. There are a few ways to do this: When you are in the right place in Terminal, type the following: You should see your devices like shown below: Continue by typing the following command, make sure to check what version you currently need to use: After it has been "inserted" on your phone type the following command to acces the phone (Take a look at the example images if you find this part hard.): Example: Head over to the following github on your PC (Not your virtual phone) and press the green ""button and then "". Extract the zip file wherever you want. (I have it still in downloads folder) head into the dumper-main folder and open up the file using textedit. Add the following line to the file: It should look something like this now: Save the file and open a new Terminal in the dumper-main folder. (While still having the previous one open.) In the second terminal or powershell type: Once it is done installing the needed packages type the following: Finally use your virtual phone and navigate using chrome to the following site: The site will ask if it is allowed to play protected videos. Press . Scroll a bit down till you see the video and press play. You should see some activity in your second terminal or powershell. That means it has worked! To verify that, head into the dumper-main folder and check if you see the "" folder: When heading further into the folders you'll find "" keep going into that folder till you see these two files: Rename these files accordingly: Make sure to change the extension, this should happen when you rename the files. Check to see if the file type has changed to just "Document" instead of a BIN or PEM file.* *Note that this is a comparison, you will only have the two files (device_client_id_blob and device_private_key) You are now ready to use the keys for the scraping tools. (I still want to make a guide to a few of those scrapers, with again the intention of making it simple to understand and follow.) In the meantime you can try it yourself by following the already existing guides from here: So, I'm able to follow along and have everything running, but my issue is that when I go to Bitmovin site, there's no ALLOW button to play the video. Because of that, I can't get the keys needed for the rest of the operation. Was there a change to the site or the process? Are the keys tied to each individual virtual phone? Can keys from other users be used, with or without modifications?

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[Homelander233]

Hey, apologies if I'm posting in the wrong thread, but I'm having trouble getting VIP videos off of sk bj . tv since it seems they recently changed their media storage away from b-cdn / iframe.mediadelivery.net. Courtesy to this script , which worked wonders until the recent change. Any ideas to help out a video noob? Thanks fellow simps

https://github.com/mal1k-me/bunny-cdn-drm-video-dl/blob/main/b-cdn-drm-vod-dl.py

 

[Homelander233]

This is just a guide that should make getting DRM content easier. Yes there are already some guides. But I just want to make one that even a non tech-savvy could understand, follow and find. This guide will go through the process of installing python and the needed tools to get DRM protected content The guide will be split into multiple parts. Mac OS users, please head to this guide: First things first. Download from this site: and get the *. (Not the pre-release one) * The latest version of time of writing is 3.11.4 Open up the installer and make sure to press "" After selecting that option press install and wait till it's done. To make sure it is installed properly, open up (Windows 11) or (Windows 10/11) and type: That should give you the following result* * Version my differ depending on what version is the latest version over time. With the installation of Python comes the pip package. To check if its installed type in a Terminal or Powershell: That should also give you the following result* * Again version my differ over time. To install frida head into a Terminal or Powershell and type: Make sure to note somewhere what version got installed which is important later on. * (Version is marked in yellow) * Versions can be different for you so double check. Then you need frida-tools which can be installed by typing in Terminal or Powershell: Download Android Studio And go through the setup of installing. After installing open up Android Studio. You can leave most settings on default. Then when it comes to the licenses click accept on all of them till the finish button gets highlighted. After the installation Android Studio will open and give you the option to "" like shown below: Then select " with an "" and click on next, like shown in the image below: Next up select a minimum SDK of Android 9.0 (Pie) or above like shown below: To create a new device you press the button and click on "" like shown below: Search for the Pixel 6, select it and press next. You will first need to download the OS, so press the download icon next to the version* you want. (*Choose or newer.) After its done downloading select the version again and press next and finish up the new device. Next up is to install frida on your virtual phone. Download frida on your PC from here: and search for "frida-server" with the right version that was highlighted in yellow when you installed frida using pip, and make sure to pick the android-x86 version, like shown below: Extract the downloaded file to the following location on your device: And have it sit there like this: -- Choose one of the two methodes: You are now ready to use the keys for the scraping tools. (I'll make a guide to a few of those scrapers below, with again the intention of making it simple to understand and follow.) In the meantime you can try it yourself by following the already existing guides from here: My Android Studio is not rooted for some reason, keeps telling me su is not availab.e and all the scripts fail.

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https://simpcity.su/threads/guide-for-getting-drm-content-wip.181199/post-2960115

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GitHub - wvdumper/dumper: Dump L3 CDM from any Android device

Dump L3 CDM from any Android device. Contribute to wvdumper/dumper development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

DRM Secure Stream Test using HTML5 Video Player | Bitmovin

Test DRM protected streams with Bitmovin's Video Player using live code | Including MSE Support ✅ and EME Support ✅

bitmovin.com

 

[Homelander233]

I managed to download some videos containing DRM from Dani_dinamite I used Aloha Browser + XRECORDER I logged into aloha browser and recorded with xrecorder. So far working 30/01/2024 I use aloha and it stopped working recently because of the higher quality videos i think, how does gravador work?

 

[punisher344]

Would someone be able to help me out with this? Ive installed everything correctly, ran the scripts in the correct directories, and even skipping ahead things seem to work, minus this one piece that wont work i can "insert the sd card" and run the four lines after that, but the fourth always returns a /system/bin/sh: MY DIRECTORY: no such file or directory even though the first three lines work what am i doing wrong?

 

[punisher344]

Would someone be able to help me out with this? Ive installed everything correctly, ran the scripts in the correct directories, and even skipping ahead things seem to work, minus this one piece that wont work i can "insert the sd card" and run the four lines after that, but the fourth always returns a /system/bin/sh: MY DIRECTORY: no such file or directory even though the first three lines work what am i doing wrong? Click to expand... I am having this same issue also. Any suggestions would be appreciated **update** I have since got it working. The problem seems to be with the version of Android I was using, I had initially selected the newest available version 15.0, but then I tried going to back to version 9.0 and it's working now. Android must've changed their folder structure on the newer versions

 

[FlanklinSaint]

Quick Question: I seem to be be getting an error on OFDL whenever I try to run it: Error checking latest release on GitHub: Octokit.NotFoundException: repos/sim0n00ps/OF-DL/releases was not found. at Octokit.ApiPagination.GetAllPages[T](Func`1 getFirstPage, Uri uri) in /_/Octokit/Clients/ApiPagination.cs:line 34 at OF_DL.Program.Main(String[] args) And I noticed that the original github link () now directs to a 404 page... Do I simply have to look for more intricate methods of downloading my bought content? Or is there a workaround?

GitHub - sim0n00ps/OF-DL: C# console app to download all of the media from Onlyfans accounts with DRM video downloading support

C# console app to download all of the media from Onlyfans accounts with DRM video downloading support - sim0n00ps/OF-DL

github.com