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

[sectroyer]

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.

What documentation you need? Unpack. Open decrypt.sh in any text editor. Change this two lines:

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usb=sda1
tvip="tv2"

Run:

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./decrypt.sh

What should I document ?

[mmhorda]

Does it really have to connect to TV? what about doing it locally?
I record everything to a NAS over NFS (can be SMB as well).
Basically I have direct access to recordings (1gb link). It seems to me like the only logical way rather than using USBs.
Even though with USBs we can successfully mount them in Linux and have direct access.
It would be very nice to have a normal tool like for C/D series that can decode it locally.
Another thing if it is needed to get the keys from TV for decryption why not to make them being stored decrypted in the first place as it was done with C/D series?

[sectroyer]

Does it really have to connect to TV? what about doing it locally?
I record everything to a NAS over NFS (can be SMB as well).
Basically I have direct access to recordings (1gb link). It seems to me like the only logical way rather than using USBs.
Even though with USBs we can successfully mount them in Linux and have direct access.
It would be very nice to have a normal tool like for C/D series that can decode it locally.
Another thing if it is needed to get the keys from TV for decryption why not to make them being stored decrypted in the first place as it was done with C/D series?

Use this script anyway you want. You free to modify it. The script works for standard configuration. It connects to TV to dump keys and download encrypted movie and then decrypt it locally.

[omek]

I have changed usb=sdb1 (my usb Harddisk on F6500) and the IP of F6500 tvip="...." decrypt is compiled
This script show me a error:

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./decrypt.sh: line 78: ./decrypt.sh: line 74: dialog: command not found: syntax error: operand expected (error token is "./decrypt.sh: line 74: dialog: command not found")

Where is the download path?
FTP is working
here is the dtv/usb/usblog:

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[sda]
Vendor : USB     
Product : Flash Disk      
Serial : AA04012700201111
Devpath : 2-1.2
Lun : 0
ScsiDevicePath : /dev/sda1
MountDir : /dtv/usb/sda1
FileSystem : vfat

[sdb]
Vendor : ST96812A
Product : S               
Serial : ST96812AS          
Devpath : 2-1.3
Lun : 0
ScsiDevicePath : /dev/sdb1
MountDir : /dtv/usb/sdb1
FileSystem : ext4

[sdc]
Vendor : SamyGO  
Product : Virt. USB       
Serial : None
Devpath : 4-1
Lun : 0
ScsiDevicePath : /dev/sdc
MountDir : /dtv/usb/sdc
FileSystem : vfat

OS X 10.9.2 UE46F6500

[juusso]

install dialog package on your linux.
apt-get install dialog

[omek]

I use mac OS X 10.9.2

[sectroyer]

I use mac OS X 10.9.2

Surprise, surprise the command is almost identical

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 sudo port install dialog

[omek]

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bash: port: command not found

[sectroyer]

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bash: port: command not found

Install macports. If you don't know what it is google.com macports

[omek]

i have port installed, but the path was not right

yeah, it works! Thanx!