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### Widevine
Wherever you got your Widevine CDM from, its either going to be a single `.wvd` file or a pair of `.bin` and `.pem` files.
If you have a Widevine CDM key dump, its either going to be a single `.wvd` file or a pair of `.bin` and `.pem` files. \
In any case, multi-downloader-nx supports both formats. Place them in the `widevine` folder and you are good to go.
The only requirement is that the CDM is a L3 CDM. File type/name does not matter.
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3. Make sure you are using the latest version of shaka-packager from Stratuma, as he has patched it to work with multi-downloader-nx.\
You can find his releases [here](https://github.com/stratumadev/shaka-packager/releases/latest)
File type does not matter, as multi-downloader-nx supports both `.prd` device files and the `bgroupcert.dat` and `zgpriv.dat` blobs.
As long as the above requirements are met and the files are placed in the `playready` folder, you are good to go.
File type does not matter, as multi-downloader-nx supports both `.prd` device files and the `bgroupcert.dat` and `zgpriv.dat` blobs. \
`.prd` files can be placed into the `playready` folder with whatever name it has.
But if you are using the 2 `.dat` blob files, you need to rename them like so:
- `.dat` file that is 1.xx KiB -> `bgroupcert.dat`
- `.dat` file that is 32 bytes -> `zgpriv.dat`
Output form [mediainfo](https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo) can help you identify which file is which.
```
bgroupcert.dat
1.26 KiB
zgpriv.dat
32.0 Bytes
```
Keep in mind that the `bgroupcert.dat` may not always be exactly 1.26 KiB but it should be in the KiB range, while the `zgpriv.dat` will always be 32 bytes.
## Installation