SamyGO

spinoza wrote: Yes, i tested again, everytime i run browser, it can't run discs (even the originals). It says ''not supported disc' and open the disc tray to change it. I have made many many trials, and it can't run disc.

How many times I have to say it's expected behavior on F bluray? Run browser (not the app) when you don't want to play bluray/dvd discs

I can't seem to telnet into my bluray but I can ftp. Is chmod +x just add execute via permissions in ftp program? Also when I copy both patch files for example series player it appears to remove cinivia but whilst watching it comes back and I have to replace the patch files again. Any idea what I can do to keep patch permanently? Thanks.

nihonjin98 wrote:I can't seem to telnet into my bluray but I can ftp. Is chmod +x just add execute via permissions in ftp program? Also when I copy both patch files for example series player it appears to remove cinivia but whilst watching it comes back and I have to replace the patch files again. Any idea what I can do to keep patch permanently? Thanks.

NOT informing what bluray model you use is always a "best" start to expect help. Also you DO have telnet Check port 5023

Sorry I did put the model in but auto correct changed it. It is a BD-E8500 bluray. I tried all ports suggested in the thread. When I use default it just closes. I'm using putty to telnet.

nihonjin98 wrote:Sorry I did put the model in but auto correct changed it. It is a BD-E8500 bluray. I tried all ports suggested in the thread. When I use default it just closes. I'm using putty to telnet.

DON'T EVER, EVER use F***ING putty to telnet and ask me for help Please use normal telnet

spinoza wrote:If i run the browser, then my bluray player bd-f6500, cannot read discs. Says sth like it is dirty ect and take out the disc (even the originals).I would explain all the procedure i have made. 1st step did the rooting, successfully, then in cinavia, when i think i made some mistakes. DO i have to run samygo app again with the new .sh file?and then after restart i just run browser?Also bluray player is not connected to the internet.

Reboot device and DON'T run browser Run browser ONLY if you want to play cinavia protected content This is known issue on F Blurays [/quote]

Everytime i want to play cinavia disc, i have to run samygo app?or just the browser?If i don't run browser cinavia exists.[/quote]

THIS IS A SOLUTION TO A PROBLEM WHERE THE PLAYER CANNOT READ DISKS (DVD OR BLURAY) AFTER ROOTING AND USING CINAVIA PATCH

Finally, with help of sectroyer, i found a solution to my problem. My bluray is bd-f6500 (f series). After rooting the device, and following the cinavia patch instructions, the cinavia protected files (mkv, mp4, avi videos) were playing successfully(no cinavia message) but the dvd-bluray disks were not readable. Even the original ones. The solution to that problem is to replace the file named 'samyext4.img' (which is inside the folder 'SamyGO_data') with a another file (anything you want, for example an empty file 'New Text Document.txt') and name this new file as 'samyext4.img'. After following the root method (open smarthub or browser, a method to trigger telnet to work), I managed to run cinavia protected blurays and files (mkv, mp4, avi) with 'no cinavia message'. A lot of thanks again to sectroyer.

spinoza wrote: THIS IS A SOLUTION TO A PROBLEM WHERE THE PLAYER CANNOT READ DISKS (DVD OR BLURAY) AFTER ROOTING AND USING CINAVIA PATCH

Finally, with help of sectroyer, i found a solution to my problem. My bluray is bd-f6500 (f series). After rooting the device, and following the cinavia patch instructions, the cinavia protected files (mkv, mp4, avi videos) were playing successfully(no cinavia message) but the dvd-bluray disks were not readable. Even the original ones. The solution to that problem is to replace the file named 'samyext4.img' (which is inside the folder 'SamyGO_data') with a another file (anything you want, for example an empty file 'New Text Document.txt') and name this new file as 'samyext4.img'. After following the root method (open smarthub or browser, a method to trigger telnet to work), I managed to run cinavia protected blurays and files (mkv, mp4, avi) with 'no cinavia message'. A lot of thanks again to sectroyer.

Just one clarification this is ONLY necessary if you want to play cinavia protected DISKS. Also it is ONLY needed because F root is not finished (yet)

sectroyer wrote:

nihonjin98 wrote:Sorry I did put the model in but auto correct changed it. It is a BD-E8500 bluray. I tried all ports suggested in the thread. When I use default it just closes. I'm using putty to telnet.

DON'T EVER, EVER use F***ING putty to telnet and ask me for help Please use normal telnet

Normal telnet worked. Thanks for your help

Maybe stupid...
But when i disconnect my blue ray samsung BD H6500 from the internet and only let connect on my network,
i can watch movies that are cinavia infected
Already tested 4 infected movies and plays all without problems
Could this be possible?
It's strange it works, no?

sofiane wrote:Maybe stupid...
But when i disconnect my blue ray samsung BD H6500 from the internet and only let connect on my network,
i can watch movies that are cinavia infected
Already tested 4 infected movies and plays all without problems
Could this be possible?
It's strange it works, no?

well that it checks movies in online database... I thought it does some caching... Anyway I wasn't investigating it much. Just patched it out