The samy go project is for pvr, internetTV and other function but here the problem is the firmware that is made for elaborate constantly the image. in setting there is not “game mode” but i tryed manually to switch off all settings that works on image :result the lag is about 55ms…
the big problem is the IMPUT LAG for example when i play console the imput lag is orrible, when i put left the signal arrive in about 65ms so it’s very hard to play whit fast control game… it’s impossible to play…the tv function and media player avi mkv etc etc is very good but i can’t play, it’s orrible. in the menu there were the option to set audio lal.īut the big problem isn’t it. Thanks to you, i solved the problem of audio lag. Posted in home entertainment hacks Tagged firmware, hex editor, samsung, telnet, tv Post navigation We can only imagine the fallout after telling your significant other that you bricked a high-priced LCD. In fact, we were looking for something like this back in June when we realized that our Sony Bravia runs a Linux kernel and can be updated via USB drive. We’d love to see this project expand to other TV Brands in the future. Once telnet is enabled, non-official firmware can be manually flashed.
This altered firmware is then flashed using Samsung’s built in upgrade system. The SamyGo team accomplished this by changing an official version of the firmware in a hex editor to start the telnet daemon at boot time. In order to make changes to the system, you need to enable a telnet connection on the device.
So far they’ve implemented NFS and SAMBA for sharing files over the network, improved playback from USB devices, and unlocked the ability to use non-Samsung WiFi dongles. Official Samsung firmware uses the Linux kernel, making it a familiar system to work with for many developers. Is leading up the efforts to reverse engineer Samsung TV firmware with a project called SamyGo.
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