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Hello Smartsmurf The TV B550/B6000 is no SDL library Game_LIB/.. Accordingly, you can not run the game with SDL-libraries how do you think it is possible to inject these libraries in exeDSP Sorry for my English Please provide more details: (1) What do you want to achieve? (2) What commandline do yo...

I am still working on it, but at the moment I am a little bit stuck. DTS passthrough requires some parts within samdrv.ko which are not present at the moment. You need to know that exeDSP just sets audio codec (PCM, WMA, AC3, etc.) and then later just sends down the audio frames. I tried the followi...

You could try using the "gdb trick" or "injectso" methods to load the libraries into exeDSP process space.

So you can say a laud your problem occur after normal flashing with right firmware downloaded from samsung. I would not do so. For example the german Samsung page states: Bitte beachten Sie: Ein BIOS-, Firmware- oder Micom-Update geschieht immer auf eigenes Risiko und ist von der Garantie/Gew?hrlei...

erdem_ua wrote: Smartsmurf, does u-boot can't help here?
Doesn't it executed before loading linux kernel?
Could trying external firmware might be a solution?

On CI devices - yes. AFAIK, on CI+ devices the secured bootloader directly loads the kernel. I was not able to enter u-boot.

The message you see is sent from the secured boot loader. Something went wrong with your MAC (hash of kernel against actual kernel image). So the secured boot loader refuses to load the kernel and hangs. I don't see a solution by software here. Sorry.

How could we detect that pattern at kernel memory? Does anyone could make this an application? :) I think this approach could also cures C series ExLink connection well. Some time ago I did write an extension to samdrv.ko which basically is a loadable kernel module. To call existing functions I get...

As far as I know, SPDIF does not have the bandwith to transport 5.1 uncompressed audio (PCM). DTS, AC3 et al only work through compression, so that the data rate of 5.1 DTS is more or less equivalent to 2.0 PCM.

The downside is that it would also pass raw DTS to the internal speakers, which results in loud, rapid bursts of white noise. A better implementation would be to pass DTS to the optical out, but decode it for the TV's speakers (though personally I'd prefer it not to decode so that the TV doesn't la...

Does anyone have any ideas? smartsmurf, if you're there, is there a mistake on line 55 of CParsingMedia.cpp? #define S_MatroskaDemuxContextOld MatroskaDemuxContextOld // should this be: #define S_MatroskaDemuxContext MatroskaDemuxContextOld The line 55 of CParsingMedia.cpp is just OK the way it is....