SamyGO

Hello!

I made a little python and php online movie scraper (url resolver) program + a TV app for my UE32F5500. The scraper run on my pc or my Zyxel310 NAS.
This is a test video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThjUp5mDu5w

I want to run the scraper on the TV to. Is this possible?

I tried PNACL but cross site scripting not allowed.
External, online PHP resolved video url not working because IP mismatch.

Can i run python on the TV?

This is the test application. This is a hungarian movie resolver.

2 exe files inside.
a, App installer
b, MovieShark server

http://www.mediafire.com/download/uqwzh ... eShark.zip

I want to run all the stuff on the TV itself.

My TV is UE32F5500 with firmware 2111.

Hi you can run cross compiled version of python, but you need rooted tv first.
How to cross compile python you can use some sample tutorials from internet http://www.csce.uark.edu/~yfrancku/cross-python.html

Thanks! I will check this.

Hello again.

I cross compiled python to ARMV7.
I can able to run my python server on the TV through Telnet.

But...

I need to set "export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/mtd_rwcommon/python/lib" in every telnet session.

Please help me. This is the last stage.

I want to set export and start my server when the TV starts or from menu.
How can i do this?

Thanks.

Check /mnt/rcSGO file. Also environment variables can be setted in rc.local. be careful.[FACE WITH MEDICAL MASK]

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Thanks, but i can't do this.

I fear, i mess something and the TV will not boot anymore if i modify rc.local.

I want to put python to USB instead.

Finally i did it. Python works like a charm. I start it with init script when the TV boots.

But i want to go further!

I can able to edit samyext4.img file. I want to integrate python to it. Where can i add python to the package and how to add python path. Python size is just 20MB.

Anywhere you want inside /mnt. About path, just edit export in /mnt/etc/rc.sysinit. If you lack space into 128mb check carefully, there is much useless/not-used-anymore (or unnecessary for you) stuff you can free up.

Ok, Thank you!