SamyGO

thks for reply, Today I'll a few minutes for this and I'll try.

For "skype" I would only request, becquse in another post appear that I must start Skype before, but probably I'm in wrong.

forumauro wrote:For "skype" I would only request, becquse in another post appear that I must start Skype before, but probably I'm in wrong.

Yes you are wrong in this case - This was/is for the rooting prodecure of TV.
Skype has nothing to do with PVRDecoder.

Skype is needed for rooting - rooting is needed for PVRDecoder

If you have FTP access you are rooted and you can leave this behind for further testings with PVRDecoder.

What can I do to understand that I have a root access? Trought the samyGOPVRDecoder.exe when it connect to the TV correct?
I've win8 (not professional).
I'm an administrator of this computer.
I check the permission and I've all permission for write and read.
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Port is 21! Not 80 as I wrote.
When it connect to the TV not recive info aboute HD like dimansion, free space and used space aboute HD.
I'll try to upload a video.

forumauro wrote:What can I do to understand that I have a root access? Trought the samyGOPVRDecoder.exe whe it connect to the TV correct?
I've win8 (not professional).
I'm an administrator of this computer.
I check the permission and I've all permission for write and read.

When you originally buy the TV in the shop, you do NOT have access to FTP or Netcat (telnet).
When you "root" it you force the TV to open those channels of communications.

So, a rooted TV is a TV you can "talk to" using FTP and/or Netcat (telnet)

There are other more subtle things changed during the rooting-process of the TV, but in essence
this is all you need to know for now.

Your TV apparently WAS rooted correctly, as you can communicate with TV using FTP.

I now suspect something fishy with your Netcat-connection (telnet).

It is clearly the weakest part of the entire system, and I have been fighting my own
Netcat-implementation all the way during development, even to the point where I need
different implementations for different versions of windows .. a nightmare.

We need to verify "good" netcat-access. You should get Putty (http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/lat ... /putty.exe),
and verify that you can login .. And we would like to use port 23 or 1023 or 2023 .. No username , no password .. leave those fields blank.

if you login successfully, press enter a few times to verify that prompt is alive and ready ..

if we are still happy, try entering the command "CAT /.VERSION" ... Do you get a reply ?

I think understand the problem.
The key aren't extract as you show in the video

https://www.dropbox.com/s/6ll0qp4440cs1nm/1.mp4

It's appear that it works only with 21 port, but the cursor not works

forumauro wrote:I think understand the problem.
The key aren't extract as you show in the video

Something fishy is going on ... Log shows .key being retrieved WITHOUT raising an exception (file not found).
Could you log into TV using FTP-client, and visit the USB-device CONTENT folder, and look for .key file(s)
If key-files are present, everything with TV is OK, and we are just left with a really strange problem.

If NO key-files can be found, and the PVR decoder still raise no exception when it is about to get the key-file (check log),
and actually writes a success-message to log, we are left with a really really strange problem.

Let me know .. Scenario 1 or 2 ?

How did your Putty-test turn out ?

forumauro wrote:It's appear that it works only with 21 port, but the cursor not works

OK .. problem identified.

We need to know the RIGHT Telnet-port ... its normally 23 or 1023 or 2023 or even 3023 ..

No other ports are used by the rooting-tools-kits as default-ports to my knowledge.

We need to have a successfull "CAT /.VERSION" command, or just a successfull "LS"-command

23 port was left for true telnet.
1023, 2023 ports were used as netcat ports on E series. Also 23 port should be accessible.
6000/6001 were used for netcat on D series.

That`s all.

juuso wrote:23 port was left for true telnet.
1023, 2023 ports were used as netcat ports on E series. Also 23 port should be accessible.
6000/6001 were used for netcat on D series.

That`s all.

And as this tool does NOT support the D-series, you are left with :

23, 1023 and 2023

Make one of them work with a "LS"-command before any further PVR-decoder tests

And now I wonder hth you avoided an exception for "file dosent exist" in the pvr-decoder.
What is in your CONTENTS folder ??
key-files ?
log-files in /dtv or /rw_common ?

Be a detective, will ya ?