Because new movies are released constantly, the database must be updated regularly. The physical media backup community maintains public, up-to-date versions of this file.

Unlike corporate solutions, Xreveal’s database thrives on . When a new disc can’t be decrypted, advanced users extract its keys (using specialized tools) and upload them. After verification, the key becomes part of the database — often within hours of a disc’s release. It’s like a digital neighborhood watch for optical media.

: Recent updates have added a "Comment" column, allowing users to add personal notes or additional listing information to their tracked discs. Summary of Key Locations Database Type Software Version Default File Path Manual KeyDB Free / Pro %APPDATA%\aacs\keydb.cfg Internal My Discs C:\ProgramData\Xreveal\keydb.db KeyDB - Xreveal

Ensure that you are strictly using decryption databases for personal fair use, such as creating digital backups of physical media that you already own, in accordance with local copyright laws.