like Sisternicky already supposed, your video is neither scrampled with odd key, nor with even key. Its scrampled with "reserved for future use" keySpoza wrote:Okay, here is a first 1 MB of both encrypted and unencrypted recording. Let's see what is confusing the decoding routine.
I don't see anything suspicious, just a valid DVB-C streams with several audio tracks and EIT...
just to explain:
there are two bits within TS frame header named Scrambling control with this meaning:
'00' = Not scrambled.
'01' = Reserved for future use,
'10' = Scrambled with even key,
'11' = Scrambled with odd key (on samsung tv recordings, the same key is used for all encrypted frames)
Previous versions of DRMDecrypt had decrypted frames flagged with '10' or '11' only.
Ive modified DRMDecrypt so it will also decrypt frames flagged with '01' and it looks good with your small example.
Hope this will not cause issues with other recordings.
are you sure regarding samba? maybe just a config problem