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Re: PVR Decoder for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X (Console Script)

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2014 12:56 am
by takuma84
OK, however I can't access my TV through ftp... when I write "ftp 192.168.1.2" in my console I can see "Connection refused"...
So not even gogo's method works (that should be already compiled)
gogo wrote:For easier usage on Linux I modified a little decrypt.sh script and made PPA repository for ubuntu and other ubuntu based distros.

1. Add this ppa in terminal and install with command:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:trebelnik-stefina/sam && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install samdecrypt

2. During installation enter your recording device, IP TV address and video file downloading and encoding path.

3. To start run shortuct Samdecrypt or type in terminal command:
samdecrypt

If you want change recording device, IP TV address or video file downloading and encoding path type in terminal this command:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure samdecrypt

if you want faster decoding type in terminal command: "samdumpkeys" (without quotes) to generate *.key files, discconect recording device from your TV and connect it to PC then in terminal type this command:
decrypt /Path_to_your_video_files/Name_of_your_srf_file.srf /Path_to_destination_folder/Name_for_your_decrypted_file.ts /Path_to_your_video_files/Name_of_your_key_file.key

I added an extra package for Samtoolbox chanell editor.
If you want install it type in terminal:
sudo apt-get install samtoolbox
or install it from your package manager.

Re: PVR Decoder for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X (Console Script)

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2014 8:19 am
by sectroyer
takuma84 wrote:OK, however I can't access my TV through ftp... when I write "ftp 192.168.1.2" in my console I can see "Connection refused"...
So not even gogo's method works (that should be already compiled)
Don't try any method from this thread and don't come back here until you have root :)

Re: PVR Decoder for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X (Console Script)

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2014 2:25 pm
by takuma84
OK, but is there a way to decrypt locally my videos without connect to my TV?
I have many videos in my usb hard disk and should be better connect the hard disk to PC and choose what video I want to decrypt, without connect and download them from the TV...
I know there's some applications doing that for previous TV series (eg. D), but they don't work with F series.
Anyway, if I have .mdb, .inf and .srf files stored on my PC for each video, how can I decrypt them locally?

Re: PVR Decoder for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X (Console Script)

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2014 3:05 pm
by zoelechat
takuma84 wrote:OK, but is there a way to decrypt locally my videos without connect to my TV?
I have many videos in my usb hard disk and should be better connect the hard disk to PC and choose what video I want to decrypt, without connect and download them from the TV...
I know there's some applications doing that for previous TV series (eg. D), but they don't work with F series.
Anyway, if I have .mdb, .inf and .srf files stored on my PC for each video, how can I decrypt them locally?
You can decrypt files locally using drmdecrypt but keys first have to be extracted by/on TV using libpvrdumpkeys, that's why root is mandatory. D series method is no longer possible...

Re: PVR Decoder for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X (Console Script)

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2014 8:03 pm
by gogo
takuma84 wrote:OK, however I can't access my TV through ftp... when I write "ftp 192.168.1.2" in my console I can see "Connection refused"...
So not even gogo's method works (that should be already compiled)
gogo wrote:For easier usage on Linux I modified a little decrypt.sh script and made PPA repository for ubuntu and other ubuntu based distros.

1. Add this ppa in terminal and install with command:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:trebelnik-stefina/sam && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install samdecrypt

2. During installation enter your recording device, IP TV address and video file downloading and encoding path.

3. To start run shortuct Samdecrypt or type in terminal command:
samdecrypt

If you want change recording device, IP TV address or video file downloading and encoding path type in terminal this command:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure samdecrypt

if you want faster decoding type in terminal command: "samdumpkeys" (without quotes) to generate *.key files, discconect recording device from your TV and connect it to PC then in terminal type this command:
decrypt /Path_to_your_video_files/Name_of_your_srf_file.srf /Path_to_destination_folder/Name_for_your_decrypted_file.ts /Path_to_your_video_files/Name_of_your_key_file.key

I added an extra package for Samtoolbox chanell editor.
If you want install it type in terminal:
sudo apt-get install samtoolbox
or install it from your package manager.
You have first root TV viewtopic.php?f=63&t=6778 then try install script, I added GUI, and options to upload widget to tv and backup widget from tv to computer

Re: PVR Decoder for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X (Console Script)

Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 9:26 pm
by gogo
What is command for shutting down tv?
reboot is rebooting TV.
poweroff is not shutting down TV, this command also reboot TV!
:?

Re: PVR Decoder for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X (Console Script)

Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 9:43 pm
by zoelechat
gogo wrote:What is command for shutting down tv?
reboot is rebooting TV.
poweroff is not shutting down TV, this command also reboot TV!
:?
micom shutdown

Re: PVR Decoder for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X (Console Script)

Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2014 11:23 am
by sectroyer
gogo wrote:What is command for shutting down tv?
reboot is rebooting TV.
poweroff is not shutting down TV, this command also reboot TV!
:?
For reboot also use micom (it's "safer" :)):

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/sbin/micom reboot

Re: PVR Decoder for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X (Console Script)

Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2014 3:50 pm
by gogo
Is there more micom commands?

Re: PVR Decoder for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X (Console Script)

Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2014 3:51 pm
by sectroyer
gogo wrote:Is there more micom commands?

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root@tv:~ # /sbin/micom 
Usage Error 
For more information, please execute micom -help or micom -h
I thought once about checking it but decided better not ;) :lol: :D