Comprehensive DVD Decryption and Backup

Remove All Limitations

Make All DVDs Accessible

Passkey for DVD decrypts any disc by removing all major DVD copy protections, including RC, RCE, APS, UOPs, ARccOS, RipGuard, and more. It works seamlessly with most DVD drives, backup tools and playback software, allowing you to copy and play region-locked DVDs instantly.

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Up-to-Date Decryption

Constantly Updated for the Latest DVD Protections

Passkey for DVD consistently outperforms similar tools by staying ahead of emerging encryption methods. Frequent updates ensure compatibility with the latest copy protections used in newly released DVDs. This guarantees long-term usability and top-tier decryption performance, even as disc technologies evolve.

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Flexible Backup Options

Output Unprotected ISO Image Files or Folders

After decryption, Passkey for DVD lets you back up your DVD content by creating unprotected ISO image files or DVD folders. Simply click the Passkey icon in the system tray and choose "Rip to Hard Disk" or "Rip to Image" from the dropdown menu to save the decrypted content in your preferred format.

Versatile DVD Decryption with Full Customization

Work with a Wide Range of Third-Party Software

In addition to decrypting DVDs, this DVD Passkey allows you to process the decrypted content with third-party software for tasks such as copying, ripping, or burning. It is compatible with tools like DVDFab DVD Copy, DVDFab DVD Ripper, and more. You can also save the decrypted disc as an ISO file or DVD folder to your hard drive for future use.

User-Friendly with Customizable Settings

Comparison of Passkey Products

	Passkey for DVD	Passkey for Blu-ray & UHD	Passkey for Blu-ray Recorder	Passkey for 4K Recorder
Supported OS	Windows	Windows	Windows	Windows
Supported Discs	Commercial, Rental or Recorded DVD	Commercial or Rental Blu-ray/4k UHD	Recorded Blu-ray (aka BDAV disc)	Recorded 4K Blu-ray (aka 4K BDAV disc)
Output Formats	ISO image file / Folder	ISO image file / Folder	ISO image file / Folder	ISO image file / Folder
Supported Copy Protection	CSS, RCE, RCA, APS, UOPs, ARccos, RipGuard, Region Code, CPRM, etc.	BD+, 3D BD+, AACS MKB v 26, AACS bus encryption, Region Code, BD-Live, UOPs for Blu-ray, etc.	AACS	AACS, AACS2

Differences Between Passkey and DVDFab

Passkey vs. DVDFab

Passkey is a professional software that specializes in disc decryption of commercial and recorded DVD/(4K Ultra HD) Blu-ray discs. DVDFab, on the other hand, is a more feature-rich disc processing software. In addition to decryption, it also supports the following functions:
• Compress DVD-9 to DVD-5 and BD-100/BD-50 to BD-50/BD-25
• Remove cinavia protection and output high-quality audio
• Rip any disc to more than 1000 video & audio formats in lossless quality
• Burn any video to DVD/Blu-ray/UHD discs with free menu templates
• Backup or convert discs between DVD, Blu-ray, and UHD formats

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Step 1. Run Passkey for DVD

Launch the DVDFab Passkey software. In the welcome window, select "DVD" and click "Start Passkey." The program will minimize to the system tray and automatically detect any DVD inserted in your drive.

Step 2. Load the source to be decrypted

Insert the DVD you want to decrypt into the drive. Passkey will start the decryption automatically. A small progress window will appear in the system tray, and the green bar indicates completion.

You can view detailed disc information and removed protections by opening the Passkey interface.

Step 3. Post-decryption operation

Once decryption is complete, you can play the DVD with any compatible player. To save the disc, right-click the Passkey icon in the system tray and select "Rip to Hard Disk" or "Rip to Image." Then, choose the desired output location.

Note that if you check the textbox "Keep Protection" when you rip the decrypted DVD to Image, you will get a copy-protected ISO image file finally.

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System Requirements

Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7 (32/64 bit)

Intel i3 or above

4GB of RAM or above

40GB of free hard disk space or above

Live Internet connection required

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best free DVD decryption software?
Passkey Lite is a free tool that can remove most common DVD and Blu-ray copy protections. However, it does not support decrypting newer or more advanced copy protections. For complete removal of all DVD protections, Passkey for DVD is the recommended solution.
What types of DVD protections can Passkey for DVD remove?
Does Passkey for DVD cause any quality loss during decryption?
How does Passkey for DVD operate during decryption?
How does Passkey for DVD integrate with other DVD software?

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