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spinoza wrote:

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

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.[/quote]

I have the same problem with reading discs and tried to replace the samyext4.img file but when i do this i can no longer connect with telnet, i am sure i am doing something simple wrong if anyone can help please.

wotever wrote: I have the same problem with reading discs and tried to replace the samyext4.img file but when i do this i can no longer connect with telnet, i am sure i am doing something simple wrong if anyone can help please.

No this is expected. It was only temporary fix for cinavia on bluray DISKS

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anfimy wrote:bump

start /mtd_rwcommon/SamyGO_mount/etc/init.d/99_99_CinaviaPatch.init
/mtd_rwcommon/SamyGO_mount/etc/init.d/99_99_CinaviaPatch.init start

I have a bd-f5900 and finally i have both root and cinavia patches worked out but whenever i put any disc in the player after rooting it will not play and says dirty disc etc, this happens even if i put an original store bought blu ray disc in. If i unplug the player and restart without root etc it plays the discs but obviously cinavia is back too. Does anyone have any help please?

Yeah look 4 posts above

zoelechat wrote:

anfimy wrote:bump

start /mtd_rwcommon/SamyGO_mount/etc/init.d/99_99_CinaviaPatch.init
/mtd_rwcommon/SamyGO_mount/etc/init.d/99_99_CinaviaPatch.init start

Hi zoelechat,
Thanks for the help.

I ran the command via Telnet:

root@tv:~ # /mtd_rwcommon/SamyGO_mount/etc/init.d/99_99_CinaviaPatch.init start
checking /dtv/usb/sda1
checking /dtv/usb/sdj
Cinavia patched at : @0x00d21f94 and @0x00d23434.
root@tv:~ #


But, when I go to All Share to play the movie I get the Cinavia stop after 3-4 minutes. "The content being played..."

What am I doing wrong?

bump; I'd appreciate some help please particularly given I have donated to the project to further its development

anfimy wrote:bump; I'd appreciate some help please particularly given I have donated to the project to further its development

Please disable auto start and post log of running: .
(of course first copy the patch to /tmp/.)
Does the cinavia appear than? On what device is cinavia protected content? USB, NAS?

hi sectroyer,

A few minutes in and the following appears:
"Playback stopped. The content being played is protected by Cinavia and is not authorised for playback on this device. For more information, see htto://www.cinavia.com. Message Code 1."


Cinavia protected content is a .mkv on a USB drive.


Thanks sectroyer