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1. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  That wouldn't help with the new script. What did you get in the Applescript dialogue box - the one that looks like this:
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #26
  
  Sep 17, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
2. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  That's a bit frustrating. Any error messages, anything?
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #24
  
  Sep 15, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
3. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  I've spent some time working on the script so that it will now automatically find the box by looking for a Humax MAC address. Download the OS X application here. I hope this is rather more successful than the first attempt! Tony
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #22
  
  Sep 13, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
4. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  Rome wasn't built in a day.... Obvious point here, that I forgot. In the script you need to edit HOST='192.168.1.119' to match the IP address of your box. ProdigalSon - the error message you got when you dropped humax.sh into a Terminal window indicates the script ran. If you edit HOST it...
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #21
  
  Aug 15, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
5. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  That sounds like your system has marked the humax.sh file as non-executable. Try this: Open Terminal and type chmod 777 with a space after the 777 On 3DC.app right click > Show Package Contents and open Contents/Resources Drag the humax.sh file from the finder window to the Terminal window...
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #17
  
  Aug 9, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
6. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  It should run like any other app on your computer. Depending on the way permissions are set up you may have to put it in your Applications folder
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #15
  
  Aug 9, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
7. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  I've re-uploaded. Slightly different Applescript but same underlying shell script. You should be able to see humax.sh in Contents/Resources
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #13
  
  Aug 9, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
8. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  Thanks Martin. Prodigal Son - I've just downloaded and it unzips properly and runs. What version of OS X are you on? Has anyone else tried?
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #11
  
  Aug 9, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
9. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  There is an image that says what the link is. Because I'm new to the board it won't let me post links, so you'll have to look at the image and type it in. You could do everyone else a service and post the link for me!
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #8
  
  Aug 9, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
10. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  I've written a shell script that sets the byte at 3DC to 04 on all .hmt files via FTP. (Which I think does what Black Hole suggested in an earlier thread). This works on my Mac OSX 10.6.8 and will presumably work on Linux flavour computers. At the moment it doesn't work on my nslu2. For...
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #6
  
  Aug 8, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
11. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  The reindexing - the idea is to simulate the android app - which works over the network - to generate the remote commands.
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #5
  
  Aug 1, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
12. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  Hi Black! I suspected someone might have already thought of this! As far as navigating blind is concerned, the aim of using FTP to map the drive contents (2) is to enable blind navigation. Tony
  wiredcharlie
  
  Post #3
  
  Aug 1, 2015
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
13. Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T
  
  Hi Guys I'm new to the forum, so please point out any obvious holes in this idea. The Fox T2 has a firmware mod available to automatically decrypt DTCP encrypted recordings, but the newer HDR-2000T does not. It appears that there may be a way to run a script on a computer to achieve the same...
  wiredcharlie
  
  Thread
  
  Aug 1, 2015
  
  Replies: 78
  
  Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders

Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

That wouldn't help with the new script. What did you get in the Applescript dialogue box - the one that looks like this:
- wiredcharlie
- Post #26
- Sep 17, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

That's a bit frustrating. Any error messages, anything?
- wiredcharlie
- Post #24
- Sep 15, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

I've spent some time working on the script so that it will now automatically find the box by looking for a Humax MAC address. Download the OS X application here. I hope this is rather more successful than the first attempt! Tony
- wiredcharlie
- Post #22
- Sep 13, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

Rome wasn't built in a day.... Obvious point here, that I forgot. In the script you need to edit HOST='192.168.1.119' to match the IP address of your box. ProdigalSon - the error message you got when you dropped humax.sh into a Terminal window indicates the script ran. If you edit HOST it...
- wiredcharlie
- Post #21
- Aug 15, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

That sounds like your system has marked the humax.sh file as non-executable. Try this: Open Terminal and type chmod 777 with a space after the 777 On 3DC.app right click > Show Package Contents and open Contents/Resources Drag the humax.sh file from the finder window to the Terminal window...
- wiredcharlie
- Post #17
- Aug 9, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

It should run like any other app on your computer. Depending on the way permissions are set up you may have to put it in your Applications folder
- wiredcharlie
- Post #15
- Aug 9, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

I've re-uploaded. Slightly different Applescript but same underlying shell script. You should be able to see humax.sh in Contents/Resources
- wiredcharlie
- Post #13
- Aug 9, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

Thanks Martin. Prodigal Son - I've just downloaded and it unzips properly and runs. What version of OS X are you on? Has anyone else tried?
- wiredcharlie
- Post #11
- Aug 9, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

There is an image that says what the link is. Because I'm new to the board it won't let me post links, so you'll have to look at the image and type it in. You could do everyone else a service and post the link for me!
- wiredcharlie
- Post #8
- Aug 9, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

I've written a shell script that sets the byte at 3DC to 04 on all .hmt files via FTP. (Which I think does what Black Hole suggested in an earlier thread). This works on my Mac OSX 10.6.8 and will presumably work on Linux flavour computers. At the moment it doesn't work on my nslu2. For...
- wiredcharlie
- Post #6
- Aug 8, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

The reindexing - the idea is to simulate the android app - which works over the network - to generate the remote commands.
- wiredcharlie
- Post #5
- Aug 1, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

Hi Black! I suspected someone might have already thought of this! As far as navigating blind is concerned, the aim of using FTP to map the drive contents (2) is to enable blind navigation. Tony
- wiredcharlie
- Post #3
- Aug 1, 2015
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
Proposed method of auto-decryption on HDR-2000T

Hi Guys I'm new to the forum, so please point out any obvious holes in this idea. The Fox T2 has a firmware mod available to automatically decrypt DTCP encrypted recordings, but the newer HDR-2000T does not. It appears that there may be a way to run a script on a computer to achieve the same...
- wiredcharlie
- Thread
- Aug 1, 2015
- Replies: 78
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders

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