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[marco290785]

Hello everyone I am an Italian guy I hope to write my question in the right section and my first post I wanted to ask how do I view them on your computer recordings I've done with my TV? thank you very much for your answers

[Lordbyte]

You need this tool:

viewtopic.php?f=63&t=6511

NOTICE:
Before you can use the tool, you must root your TV .. This is a requirement to access the keys needed to decrypt recordings
for usage outside TV.

[fluffi444]

Do rooting (and SamyGo extension install) with this:

viewtopic.php?f=49&t=5859

[marco290785]

thanks again for the answers very kind one more thing I wanted to ask you a little 'afraid to make this change to the TV and safe? not that then I lose the warranty? that risks are there?

[Lordbyte]

thanks again for the answers very kind one more thing I wanted to ask you a little 'afraid to make this change to the TV and safe? not that then I lose the warranty? that risks are there?

Do you know iPhone ?

Many users "root" their iPhone to allow THEM to control the phone, instead of Apple controling the phone.
Many Android-phone users do the same thing .. They root the thone, so they have access to the FULL phones potential.
Having the status of root wields full power over the system.

Before you were a cook deep inside the ship. Now you are the captain on the bridge.
The captain can basically sink the ship, whereas the cook cannot.

Having root gives you total control over the TV, and yes .. that can be dangerous, if you deside to issue
a number of complicated commands to the TV resulting in formatting its internal storage, or whatever.

When this happen to us developers (during our experiments to LEARN what is going on inside TV) we call it to "brick" our TV.
It can be an expensive experiment, if you end up having to return TV to be serviced.

Just dont experiment .. Use SamyGO authorized tools only, until you actually know what you can (and *cannot*) do with the TV.

Like root, a knife can be dangerous. And yet, you do not fear the knife you hold in your OWN hand when you eat