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zoelechat wrote:If you want to paste something useful:
-Inject patch
-Launch a recording for a while (more than 10secs)
-Paste here /dtv/PVRtoTS.log

Log is not creating.

VDLinux#> ./99_91_PVRtoTS.init start
checking /dtv/usb/sda1
checking /dtv/usb/sdj
checking /dtv/usb/sdk
samyGOso v1.2.2 (c) bugficks 2013
Injecting '/mnt/opt/privateer/usr/libso/libPVRtoTS.so' resident: '1'
Succeeded.

STARTING recording on TV,
Waiting more than 15 seconds.
Chekcing LOG

VDLinux#> cat /dtv/PVRtoTS.log
cat: can't open '/dtv/PVRtoTS.log': No such file or directory
VDLinux#>

checking CONTENTS folder. (usual encoded SRF)

UPDATE: which are not deleted by itsel :-O

zoelechat wrote:...and you should first check if it works on local USB drive attached to TV, instead of NFS/NAS

sounds funny but I don't know how to check it this way.
anyway it should work over NFS too since my NFS mount is a virtual XFS formated USB (well TV thinks so).
NoDRM for example works like a charm.

Plug an USB drive to TV, record to it, that's all! It's worth the try

Anyway, if no log, patch is probably not injected, did you copy libPVRtoTS.so and .config to /mnt/opt/privateer/usr/libso?

How about trying to inject it manually?

zoelechat wrote:Plug an USB drive to TV, record to it, that's all! It's worth the try

Anyway, if no log, patch is probably not injected, did you copy libPVRtoTS.so and .config to /mnt/opt/privateer/usr/libso?

How about trying to inject it manually?

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samyGOso -p $(pidof exeTV || pidof exeDSP) -l /mnt/opt/privateer/usr/libso/libPVRtoTS.so -r -d

ehmmm not really to /mnt/opt/privateer/usr/libso
I rather copied it to /mnt/opt/privateer/usr/so and you are right i had to change the "SODIR=$SYSROOT/opt/privateer/usr/libso" in init to my "SODIR=$SYSROOT/opt/privateer/usr/so" at the end.
I somehow I thought I have done it OOPS.
checking once agian now.

Its working!

log is created, ts and key file is created in the folder too.

Thanks!

Of course it works

You should have begun by "I didn't respect the procedure..."

zoelechat wrote:Of course it works

You should have begun by "I didn't respect the procedure..."

Yeah. true. I didn't respect the procedure...

Here is my observation using this on my BD-E8900 player:
Stored TS file is not playable (on PC), but if I download the *.SRF and *.KEY file and use it in the Destroi (1.3.3) utility, the result *.TS file is playable!

NeoMoucha wrote:Here is my observation using this on my BD-E8900 player:
Stored TS file is not playable (on PC), but if I download the *.SRF and *.KEY file and use it in the Destroi (1.3.3) utility, the result *.TS file is playable!

Download .INF as well and you'll be able to use PVRdecoder in offline mode, much more handy than outdated Destroi
If PVRtoTS only works for key extraction, you might set it in "key only" mode, not to have an unuseful and unplayable .TS created for each recording.

zoelechat wrote:...
Download .INF as well and you'll be able to use PVRdecoder in offline mode, much more handy than outdated Destroi
If PVRtoTS only works for key extraction, you might set it in "key only" mode, not to have an unuseful and unplayable .TS created for each recording.

done and done thanks!