SamyGO

zoelechat wrote:To use a script, just paste commands in a script

Otherwise to get only filename using a "single" command:

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samyGOso -A -B -l /mnt/opt/privateer/usr/libso/libScreenShot.so JPG PATH:/dtv/usb/sda1/Screenshot > /dev/null ; sleep 2 ; grep "/dtv/usb/sda1/Screenshot" /dtv/ScreenShot.log | sed s/.*20/20/

(will work only until 31/12/2099 )

It works like a charm!!! As always you are my hero.

Actually just a mistake, replace: by Otherwise filename will be truncated if ever it contains "20" not only in "2015"

zoelechat wrote: (will work only until 31/12/2099 )

That's technically incorrect. It will also work a few times more - like in 2120. Maybe a more exact regex (such as [0-9]{14}) will keep it working till the year 10000

mad_ady wrote:That's technically incorrect. It will also work a few times more - like in 2120. Maybe a more exact regex (such as [0-9]{14}) will keep it working till the year 10000

Fixed, check above
"/20" will never happen after 2099, right? (damn, in 84 years script will have to be updated )
Anyway it's not a contest of the better regex, I just shown one amongst several ways, and it's up to you to use a meter long commandline when few chars are enough

zoelechat wrote:

mad_ady wrote:That's technically incorrect. It will also work a few times more - like in 2120. Maybe a more exact regex (such as [0-9]{14}) will keep it working till the year 10000

Fixed, check above
"/20" will never happen after 2099, right? (damn, in 84 years script will have to be updated )
Anyway it's not a contest of the better regex, I just shown one amongst several ways, and it's up to you to use a meter long commandline when few chars are enough

I agree.

I've done it!



Using telnet (putty) with this command:
Half a job done!

Now just to bind it to a key on my RC, for a practical usage (if possible).

TV: UE40H6200AK
Firmware: T-MST14DEUC-2120 , BT - S

Well done

Algol wrote:Now just to bind it to a key on my RC, for a practical usage (if possible).

No problem it's possible, but a bit pain in the ass on H to inject lib as root from another lib, when you're only "app" user. Use provided script (rcRemap_capture_H), check inside it, and verify your working netcat port, you might have to change 2023 to 3023 in script.
...and of course your commandline syntax. Btw, no need for JPG arg when you're using ALT, it's mandatorily jpeg.

Ok, thanks for advice, I'll do that tomorrow.

zoelechat wrote:Well done

Btw, no need for JPG arg when you're using ALT, it's mandatorily jpeg.

Ok, I'll remove JPG.

Zoelechat, which extension libRCremap_capture_H should have?

Why do you want to rename it?