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* wget http://10.0.0.4:9000/web/media/716.TS
 
* wget http://10.0.0.4:9000/web/media/716.TS
 
* An encryption free version of the chosen file will be copied to the wget/bin directory
 
* An encryption free version of the chosen file will be copied to the wget/bin directory
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Credits for this method go to the following:- doowruc Ratx Black Hole

Revision as of 20:31, 28 August 2011

BACKGROUND

On the HDR both Hi-Def. and Standard-Def (SD). files are encrypted on the internal Hard Disk drive, It is not possible to FTP any playable files directly from the HDR internal Hard Disk drive, There are several ways around this, If SD files are copied to an External USB drive the files will be de-crypted before copying, it is also possible to do the same with Hi-Def. files after 'Foxy-ing'. Files FTP'ed from the external USB drive will be playable on a P.C.

With the procedure below it is possible copy an SD playable file directly from the Internal Hard Disk without a USB copy, This is possible due to the fact that Files that are streamed to another device are auto-decrypted at the same time, It requires two programs to installed onto the P.C., They are UPnP Inspector and WGET

TS files downloaded by this method do not use there normal names so UPnP Inspector is used to fine the file's media ID 'streaming' name

  • turn on File Streaming with Menu >> Settings >> System >> Internet Settings >> Content share = ON
  • Having loaded UPnP Inspector the Humax should be displayed (this can take a while)
  • Right click on the HDR FOX T2 entry and select Browser MediaServer
  • Click on the File Name.TS file to reveal the Media ID path in the Window below


UPnP-Ins.png


UPnp-Browser.png

  • install WGET into a directory on your P.C. e.g. C:/wget
  • Open a command window on the P.C. e.g. START >> RUN >> cmd .. OK
  • In the cmd.exe window goto to the WGET directory with cd C:/WGET/bin
  • copy the Media ID path from the Browse MediaServer window and paste into the cmd window e.g. :-
  • wget http://10.0.0.4:9000/web/media/716.TS
  • An encryption free version of the chosen file will be copied to the wget/bin directory

Credits for this method go to the following:- doowruc Ratx Black Hole