So today I encountered my first 00h C8. Up till now I've only needed the two FFh and B8hx030000h tables. I didn't know it was a 00h C8 until someone pointed it out to me. How can you tell if a C8 is 00h?
PID: 1E3h B8h-Crypt8:7A DD 61 A1 5F 2F DD F8 [E] Count:17431
Yes, I've a tuner which has worked many times in the past and records the streams correctly. It's only some of the streams which give issues...
As I've been learning how to find C8's, I've found that some feeds just don't have any key data. Not sure why. It's an interesting process... but fun! The thrill of the chase..
In a similar situation, have 8 gb file from 138e, with no crypt8 found. These Chinese boxes are able to find the key easily! something different with the way we find the crypt8 using the script?
rush1 would you be able to have a look if I upload the file somewhere?
Some of the GTMedia receivers won't output a usable TS file. The GTX Combo doesn't. The V9 prime DOES. Use a receiver like the Edision OS Mini 4K or a PC tuner card to get a usable TS file for finding C8's.
Is there a place on this site I can upload it?
Display MoreDisplay MoreScanned a feed earlier and got a good C8 (see below). Ran the C8 through the CSA tool and it gave me a key of BA1123EE3412BB01. However, this key didn't unlock the feed. Does that ever happen??
Using all PIDs
Using payload size: 184
Using file limit: 4096 MByte
File length: 1024 MByte
UsingFileLen: 1073880064 bytes
Reading file ...
Searching ...
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:05 0A A9 A7 9D 0F B6 FB [E] Count:497627
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:54 78 4C CD FB 3D 24 2D [E] Count:377
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:EC 83 73 47 37 E8 20 D6 [E] Count:376
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:02 EA 03 F3 17 8F 6E 1E [E] Count:330
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:7E B6 8C 24 2E 5C 8E 08 [E] Count:93
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:03 62 D0 C6 19 12 79 E3 [E] Count:47
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:7D 08 55 96 62 49 62 0D [E] Count:46
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:EB AC 62 06 26 95 25 5C [E] Count:46
...
Time for searching Crypt8 = 4 sec.
i found this key
05 0A A9 A7 9D 0F B6 FB #CW:92 8B 2A 47 07 3D 01 45
Very bizarre that the tool found a totally different key when you tried it!
PS- your key didn't work either :(
There must be something weird about that feed.
Scanned a feed earlier and got a good C8 (see below). Ran the C8 through the CSA tool and it gave me a key of BA1123EE3412BB01. However, this key didn't unlock the feed. Does that ever happen??
Using all PIDs
Using payload size: 184
Using file limit: 4096 MByte
File length: 1024 MByte
UsingFileLen: 1073880064 bytes
Reading file ...
Searching ...
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:05 0A A9 A7 9D 0F B6 FB [E] Count:497627
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:54 78 4C CD FB 3D 24 2D [E] Count:377
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:EC 83 73 47 37 E8 20 D6 [E] Count:376
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:02 EA 03 F3 17 8F 6E 1E [E] Count:330
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:7E B6 8C 24 2E 5C 8E 08 [E] Count:93
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:03 62 D0 C6 19 12 79 E3 [E] Count:47
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:7D 08 55 96 62 49 62 0D [E] Count:46
PID: 134h B8h-Crypt8:EB AC 62 06 26 95 25 5C [E] Count:46
...
Time for searching Crypt8 = 4 sec.
Display MoreDisplay MoreHere's a sample of one I don't know what to do with. Any suggestions?
Search Crypt8 in TS Start
TS file: Z:\wwe2.ts
Using all PIDs
Using file limit: 4096 MByte
File length: 857 MByte
UsingFileLen: 899235232 bytes
Reading file ...
Searching ...
Using payload size: 184
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:03 96 24 FC C5 A9 CB 11 [E] Count:19
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:7D 1D 14 D5 2A E2 CE E6 [E] Count:19
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:88 DB F5 A0 EA DC A2 19 [E] Count:18
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:01 11 E5 A5 BD A4 28 3F [E] Count:15
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:46 FB 0A 7B A7 36 DE C3 [E] Count:14
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:91 8D 60 ED 28 3F 8D 59 [E] Count:2
PID: CFh B8h-Crypt8:17 A8 00 16 53 73 FD DB [E] Count:8753
PID: CFh B8h-Crypt8:76 2D DB 4F 5D EC F6 AD [E] Count:8753
PID: CFh B8h-Crypt8:A6 44 BE 0C 0A A3 84 1A [E] Count:8753
PID: CFh B8h-Crypt8:A7 1A BE 13 C6 16 0F 4A [E] Count:8753
PID: CFh B8h-Crypt8:F2 0B BA 9E 3F B4 2C FC [E] Count:8753
PID: D0h B8h-Crypt8:17 A8 00 16 53 73 FD DB [E] Count:8753
PID: D0h B8h-Crypt8:76 2D DB 4F 5D EC F6 AD [E] Count:8753
PID: D0h B8h-Crypt8:A6 44 BE 0C 0A A3 84 1A [E] Count:8753
PID: D0h B8h-Crypt8:A7 1A BE 13 C6 16 0F 4A [E] Count:8753
PID: D0h B8h-Crypt8:F2 0B BA 9E 3F B4 2C FC [E] Count:8753
Time for searching Crypt8 = 2 sec.
nothing to do
So none of those C8's are good?
Here's a sample of one I don't know what to do with. Any suggestions?
Search Crypt8 in TS Start
TS file: Z:\wwe2.ts
Using all PIDs
Using file limit: 4096 MByte
File length: 857 MByte
UsingFileLen: 899235232 bytes
Reading file ...
Searching ...
Using payload size: 184
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:03 96 24 FC C5 A9 CB 11 [E] Count:19
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:7D 1D 14 D5 2A E2 CE E6 [E] Count:19
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:88 DB F5 A0 EA DC A2 19 [E] Count:18
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:01 11 E5 A5 BD A4 28 3F [E] Count:15
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:46 FB 0A 7B A7 36 DE C3 [E] Count:14
PID: C9h B8h-Crypt8:91 8D 60 ED 28 3F 8D 59 [E] Count:2
PID: CFh B8h-Crypt8:17 A8 00 16 53 73 FD DB [E] Count:8753
PID: CFh B8h-Crypt8:76 2D DB 4F 5D EC F6 AD [E] Count:8753
PID: CFh B8h-Crypt8:A6 44 BE 0C 0A A3 84 1A [E] Count:8753
PID: CFh B8h-Crypt8:A7 1A BE 13 C6 16 0F 4A [E] Count:8753
PID: CFh B8h-Crypt8:F2 0B BA 9E 3F B4 2C FC [E] Count:8753
PID: D0h B8h-Crypt8:17 A8 00 16 53 73 FD DB [E] Count:8753
PID: D0h B8h-Crypt8:76 2D DB 4F 5D EC F6 AD [E] Count:8753
PID: D0h B8h-Crypt8:A6 44 BE 0C 0A A3 84 1A [E] Count:8753
PID: D0h B8h-Crypt8:A7 1A BE 13 C6 16 0F 4A [E] Count:8753
PID: D0h B8h-Crypt8:F2 0B BA 9E 3F B4 2C FC [E] Count:8753
Time for searching Crypt8 = 2 sec.
What does this mean? Never seen this before:
Search Crypt8 in TS Start
TS file: D:\ALIDVRS2\[TS]2025-11-22.13.33.39-FIS ENC13-61\000.ts
Using all PIDs
Using payload size: 184
Using file limit: 4096 MByte
File length: 502 MByte
UsingFileLen: 526520320 bytes
Reading file ...
Searching ...
PID: 200h B8h-Crypt8:9A C2 1C A4 58 CC 12 DB [E] Count:1203
PID: 200h B8h-Crypt8:40 06 27 7C 9E 7C D1 8F [E] Count:1197
PID: 200h B8h-Crypt8:02 2C 30 99 CF A0 B6 B3 [E] Count:1196 <= B8hx030000h
PID: 200h B8h-Crypt8:3B EF 9B A2 4E AA A6 08 [E] Count:18
PID: 200h B8h-Crypt8:48 C0 8A 14 1A 18 04 04 [E] Count:17
PID: 200h B8h-Crypt8:68 0F 09 CB B2 5A 36 A7 [E] Count:10
PID: 200h B8h-Crypt8:43 0B E8 B8 E4 06 FA C8 [E] Count:9
PID: 200h B8h-Crypt8:15 E0 C2 ED D8 3A 44 6C [E] Count:8
...
Time for searching Crypt8 = 44 sec.
All same count you need bigger recording or they are using a different table.
Different tables we don't have?
When a feed has a low number of C8's, or they're all the same number, which one do you use? For example:
Search Crypt8 in TS Start
TS file: Z:\1.ts
Using all PIDs
Using file limit: 4096 MByte
File length: 568 MByte
UsingFileLen: 595983876 bytes
Reading file ...
Searching ...
Using payload size: 184
PID: 36h B8h-Crypt8:0F A0 DD 3E 12 3E 27 66 [E] Count:5
PID: 36h B8h-Crypt8:27 CC 1F 70 27 43 8C A0 [E] Count:5
PID: 36h B8h-Crypt8:2F DA A7 BE 93 70 36 48 [E] Count:5
PID: 36h B8h-Crypt8:57 5B 39 F6 40 24 03 F3 [E] Count:5
PID: 36h B8h-Crypt8:6A 1E EA 6C 97 97 61 8A [E] Count:5
PID: 36h B8h-Crypt8:7D DE 99 D8 8E D1 9D 22 [E] Count:5
PID: 36h B8h-Crypt8:91 A3 21 28 D8 B8 8B AD [E] Count:5
PID: 36h B8h-Crypt8:B1 E3 7A 0A FD 97 78 7B [E] Count:5
Or this one:
Search Crypt8 in TS Start
TS file: Z:\2.ts
Using all PIDs
Using payload size: 184
Using file limit: 4096 MByte
File length: 550 MByte
UsingFileLen: 577343488 bytes
Reading file ...
Searching ...
PID: 22h B8h-Crypt8:E9 D5 6C 68 43 74 2A E2 [E] Count:18
PID: 22h B8h-Crypt8:FF 49 AF 89 2F D9 AF 04 [E] Count:12
PID: 22h B8h-Crypt8:41 C9 AB E1 FD 53 51 35 [E] Count:7
PID: 22h B8h-Crypt8:24 43 E7 32 1D 4E AF 54 [E] Count:4
PID: 22h B8h-Crypt8:6C 6B FE 66 74 3A FD F4 [E] Count:4
PID: 22h B8h-Crypt8:7B 6C C1 AB 1C 85 9D 3F [E] Count:4
PID: 22h B8h-Crypt8:86 AF 1B 5E C0 65 09 4F [E] Count:4
PID: 22h B8h-Crypt8:DF E1 4B 97 BB 13 EC 10 [E] Count:4
...
PID: 24h B8h-Crypt8:39 B5 F5 8E 13 E7 24 65 [E] Count:5
PID: 24h B8h-Crypt8:BD 06 F1 1A 65 28 83 7A [E] Count:5
PID: 24h B8h-Crypt8:C2 70 A1 14 33 28 FA 57 [E] Count:5
PID: 24h B8h-Crypt8:07 FB D1 44 92 A2 6D 42 [E] Count:4
PID: 24h B8h-Crypt8:16 8D BD DA 43 34 77 07 [E] Count:4
PID: 24h B8h-Crypt8:56 18 89 EC 9C DC 22 8C [E] Count:4
PID: 24h B8h-Crypt8:57 E0 63 CC AA C2 CC 09 [E] Count:4
PID: 24h B8h-Crypt8:66 9E 0F 53 68 69 BD 62 [E] Count:4
...
PID: 25h B8h-Crypt8:16 8D BD DA 43 34 77 07 [E] Count:394
PID: 25h B8h-Crypt8:57 E0 63 CC AA C2 CC 09 [E] Count:394
PID: 25h B8h-Crypt8:07 FB D1 44 92 A2 6D 42 [E] Count:393
PID: 25h B8h-Crypt8:39 B5 F5 8E 13 E7 24 65 [E] Count:393
PID: 25h B8h-Crypt8:56 18 89 EC 9C DC 22 8C [E] Count:393
PID: 25h B8h-Crypt8:66 9E 0F 53 68 69 BD 62 [E] Count:393
PID: 25h B8h-Crypt8:6B C2 60 AD 55 3E B7 2B [E] Count:393
PID: 25h B8h-Crypt8:70 25 A2 1E D8 EF 58 0F [E] Count:393
...
PID: 26h B8h-Crypt8:07 FB D1 44 92 A2 6D 42 [E] Count:393
PID: 26h B8h-Crypt8:16 8D BD DA 43 34 77 07 [E] Count:393
PID: 26h B8h-Crypt8:39 B5 F5 8E 13 E7 24 65 [E] Count:393
PID: 26h B8h-Crypt8:56 18 89 EC 9C DC 22 8C [E] Count:393
PID: 26h B8h-Crypt8:57 E0 63 CC AA C2 CC 09 [E] Count:393
PID: 26h B8h-Crypt8:66 9E 0F 53 68 69 BD 62 [E] Count:393
PID: 26h B8h-Crypt8:6B C2 60 AD 55 3E B7 2B [E] Count:393
PID: 26h B8h-Crypt8:70 25 A2 1E D8 EF 58 0F [E] Count:393
...
PID: 27h B8h-Crypt8:16 8D BD DA 43 34 77 07 [E] Count:5
PID: 27h B8h-Crypt8:57 E0 63 CC AA C2 CC 09 [E] Count:5
PID: 27h B8h-Crypt8:6B C2 60 AD 55 3E B7 2B [E] Count:5
PID: 27h B8h-Crypt8:70 25 A2 1E D8 EF 58 0F [E] Count:5
PID: 27h B8h-Crypt8:98 BB 70 AA 4A 14 B5 67 [E] Count:5
PID: 27h B8h-Crypt8:F3 A1 EF 56 33 C2 20 55 [E] Count:5
PID: 27h B8h-Crypt8:F7 D5 22 A1 E4 37 DC 27 [E] Count:5
PID: 27h B8h-Crypt8:07 FB D1 44 92 A2 6D 42 [E] Count:4
...
PID: 28h B8h-Crypt8:14 38 A3 D3 B3 C6 50 C2 [E] Count:4
PID: 28h B8h-Crypt8:08 31 15 A2 CD 00 92 9B [E] Count:3
PID: 28h B8h-Crypt8:3C 11 7A 09 34 81 A7 02 [E] Count:3
PID: 28h B8h-Crypt8:71 B2 BA 7A 47 59 09 96 [E] Count:3
PID: 28h B8h-Crypt8:97 8F 3E 48 E5 EA 6A DB [E] Count:3
PID: 28h B8h-Crypt8:99 25 5A 8E 74 1D E2 C0 [E] Count:3
PID: 28h B8h-Crypt8:A3 B4 64 76 3C 22 18 3C [E] Count:3
PID: 28h B8h-Crypt8:B0 93 77 0B 1F FF 64 5B [E] Count:3
...
PID: 29h B8h-Crypt8:1B 47 70 A9 C0 2F 0A 20 [E] Count:4
PID: 29h B8h-Crypt8:07 1F 67 57 41 DA 7F AA [E] Count:3
PID: 29h B8h-Crypt8:16 70 A9 96 5C CC A9 E4 [E] Count:3
PID: 29h B8h-Crypt8:7B 7D 88 78 AA 4C 0B 8F [E] Count:3
PID: 29h B8h-Crypt8:A9 A1 B5 04 EB 9D A8 AD [E] Count:3
PID: 29h B8h-Crypt8:C4 32 AB 56 76 42 D4 CB [E] Count:3
PID: 29h B8h-Crypt8:DC 00 56 64 B3 40 D8 97 [E] Count:3
PID: 29h B8h-Crypt8:E0 C9 7F 63 ED 8D 29 62 [E] Count:3
...
Time for searching Crypt8 = 1 sec.
Nevermind. Realized the RBT needs to be on an SSD. Once I copied to the SSD, it found the CW from the C8. Success.
Files are extracted. Tried using the RBT in CSA Rainbow Table Tool 1.03. Says it can't open the file...
Then download the tables from this directory: /v1/CSA_B8hxFFh
I use versions 1.19f and 1.23.
I have all 25 files downloaded, now what? I've tried Winzip, 7zip and Winrar and they all say it's an invalid archive?
EDIT: Nevermind. I got it to work in WinRar.
97W C-band
4160 V 30000
PGM BACKUP
PID: 461h B8h-Crypt8:3F 73 A1 B8 C7 14 B6 EF [E] Count:1122606
Each of those files is about 4.38GB, when expanded they are 162GB. When you take 162GB x 25 files, that's a lot more than 1.25TB. Is the Rainbow Table Tool expecting a combined ZIP file or a bunch of unzipped files?
Sorry for all the "dumb" questions, it's just confusing to me how these 25 individual ZIP files are supposed to be used.
If you're using version V1 of the program, then yes. Once you find C8, paste it in and select the directory containing the table. If you're using version V2, extract the tables from the ZIP archive. This video will be more helpful in using version V2
My version is Version 1.03 (Jan, 10th 2012)
I'm still a bit confused. I know how to get C8's now. I also have the CSA Rainbow Table Tool. I just need to download the FF zip files, combine them, then run the C8 through the table file and it should generate a CW, correct?
Is this the correct folder and do I need ALL of these files? There appear to be 3 sets of ZIP sets in there.
_https://csar.birds.web.id/v2/CSA_B8hxFFh/
