How to detect if a ts file is encrypted

[Chris Bsa]

I can't find the answer to this, I have tried looking.

My HDR-FOX T2 has recently failed.

I am running a batch file using stripts to decrypt my files.

Windows stripts works well, thank you

I have a mix of encrypted and unencrypted files on my disk.
Is there a simple way of my batch file determining if the ts file is encrypted?

 

[Chris Bsa]

Found the answer another way:

From stripts

Recording is not encrypted.
Processed in: 0.07s
Done.

 

[Black Hole]

I was about to say the stripts utiity!

 

[prpr]

From stripts

Recording is not encrypted.

Did you look at the help for it?
-E Check if file is encrypted.
returns errorlevel 0 if not encrypted, and 1 if it is.

 

[Chris Bsa]

Yes, missed that. Sorry.
Tried -a -A to see if analyse gave a report

stripts is an excellent piece of software. it's currently unencrypting all my files on my disk (That need unencrypting!)

Chatgpt helped with the batch file

 

[prpr]

I just cobbled this together a few years ago (for use on the box itself):

humax# cat decryptall
#!/mod/bin/jimsh

source /mod/webif/lib/setup
require ts.class queue.class

proc generate {ts} {
        set rfile [file rootname [$ts get file]]
        if {[$ts flag Radio]} return
        if {![$ts flag ODEncrypted]} return
        queue insert $ts decrypt
        puts "Queued: [exec basename $rfile]"
}

ts iterate [lambda {ts} { generate $ts }] false "" true

 

[Owen Smith]

My HDR-FOX T2 has recently failed.

In what way has it failed? Some faults are repairable.

 

[Chris Bsa]

Power supply is probably OK. I've swapped in a known working one. The fault is probably on the main board.

No indicators work on the display/front panel so appears totally dead.
No standby light.

I've swapped the display board too.
No hard disk plugged in either.

I might try replacing all the electrolytic capacitors. They must be old