Find DRM key for link

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I just realized that those links are now geo-blocked. That's a shame.
 
Could you please share the script to obtain the key from Pssh?
Thank you

I assume you're referring to the script for obtaining cached keys:

Code:
import requests
import time

print(requests.post(
    url='https://cdrm-project.com/api/cache/search',
    json={
        'input': 'PSSH or KeyID'
    }
).json())
time.sleep(5)
 
I assume you're referring to the script for obtaining cached keys:

Code:
import requests
import time

print(requests.post(
    url='https://cdrm-project.com/api/cache/search',
    json={
        'input': 'PSSH or KeyID'
    }
).json())
time.sleep(5)
What exactly does this script do?
 
I assume you're referring to the script for obtaining cached keys:

Code:
import requests
import time

print(requests.post(
    url='https://cdrm-project.com/api/cache/search',
    json={
        'input': 'PSSH or KeyID'
    }
).json())
time.sleep(5)
Thank you sir.
This is one of the ones I'm looking for.
 
Hi!

How can you obtain PSSH if you can't download MPD? If I'm right, we need PSSH to get cached keys from cdrm-project, don't we?

In this case, if I try to go to url posted, I get the following message:

Access Denied​

You don't have permission to access "You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now." on this server.
Reference #18.50fb1402.1770395151.309e893f

You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now."

I don't know if it's geoblocked, but I tested with USA/Canada VPN and the result it's the same.

I would appreciate any help.
 
Because people were constantly posting the links out in the open, they geoblocked them with a strict list that also blocks most VPNs too. They now require a residential Canadian IP address (i.e. Rogers, Bell, Telus), not something that resolves to a data center.
 
Because people were constantly posting the links out in the open, they geoblocked them with a strict list that also blocks most VPNs too. They now require a residential Canadian IP address (i.e. Rogers, Bell, Telus), not something that resolves to a data center.
Ok, understood!

Then I need a VPN out of the radar, not a free one.

Thanks!
 

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