SamyGO

Test it and tell me what do you think

can you tell me which commands I have to use in the terminal / console? I am not so familiar with Linux command line.
Thanks a lot,
Mondieu

mondieu wrote:can you tell me which commands I have to use in the terminal / console? I am not so familiar with Linux command line.
Thanks a lot,
Mondieu

This tool is for Linux/Unix/Mac OS X users If you are not one of them don't use it

I*ve understood that it is for Linux. I am using Ubuntu. Any advice how I get this tool working?

mondieu wrote:I*ve understood that it is for Linux. I am using Ubuntu. Any advice how I get this tool working?

Okay... Unpack. Open terminal, go to directory (cd Directory_of_decrypt_tool). Run ./decrypt.sh. In case of problems post the script output here. Just remember that you have to have all the necessary libraries and since I am not Ubuntu user I might not be able to help you with Ubuntu related problems

Thanks for your help. I just gave it a try. But was not successful. Aren't there any parameters and switches necessary, e.g. file name, and what to do with it? So I entered exactly what you recommended "./decrypt.sh" and got the following: (it's partly german output. I could translate if needed)
"Checking if drmdecrypt is already compiled.
File drmdecrypt already compiled. Skiping compilation.
Getting PVR list.
nc: getaddrinfo: Name or service not known
Downloading PVR info files.
All PVR info files downloaded.
Select PVR recording to download.

./decrypt.sh: Zeile 78:
Error: Expected at least 6 tokens for --menu, have 4.
Use --help to list options.: Syntaxfehler im Ausdruck. (Fehlerverursachendes Zeichen ist ?: Expected at least 6 tokens for --menu, have 4.
Use --help to list options.?).
rm: das Entfernen von ?./infs/*? ist nicht m?glich: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden"
THX!

Open decrypt.sh with some text editor (nano for example). First two lines should look like this: You have to change sda1 to partition with your recordings and tv2 to ip of your TV

Okay, I think I am completely on the wrong track. I recorded on a usb hard-disk and copied the files to a directory on my PC. I thought I have a tool that can convert this Samsung stuff into s.th. common. Now I guess decrypt.sh is not meant to work that way, right?

mondieu wrote:Okay, I think I am completely on the wrong track. I recorded on a usb hard-disk and copied the files to a directory on my PC. I thought I have a tool that can convert this Samsung stuff into s.th. common. Now I guess decrypt.sh is not meant to work that way, right?

This tool connects to your TV, downloads any recording that you want and decrypts it

Wow, this sound interesting. Is there any kind of rudimentary documentation available, perhaps just a plain text file? Anyway I stop bothering you (for now:)). Thanks so much for your support.