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Thanks for your condolences, Virtual!

I should mention the firmware that I tried, so that no one repeats the same mistake. I tried the firmware for the iogear GWAVR;
http://iogear.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2614

The GWAVR has an odd two part firmware, containing the files install.img and install_sp.img. It overwrote the secure bootloader on the Winstars WS-AV601D1.

I was going to try the iogear GWAVRKIT firmware next;
http://iogear.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2694

It has only a single file. I wouldn't attempt to use either of these firmwares unless you know what you're doing (unlike me).

It overwrote the secure bootloader on the Winstars WS-AV601D1

Show console log of booting

GWAVRKIT is drivers for Windows 32/64 only.

Farvoice, I did show console log of booting; two posts ago.

The file "GWAVRKIT_FW_VER_2.5.17.zip" on the GWAVRKIT page is realtek firmware, regardless of any OS mentions on that page.

Sorry, I saw GWAVRKIT_ver_2.5.25.zip

You may repair the player, if you tell me /sys/realtek_boards/AES_IMG_KEY from working player and if you have original firmware. Fw from iogear will not work - AES keys are different.

I did post AES_IMG_KEY from working player, four posts ago. AES_IMG_KEY from working player is (in hex);

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1A 11 78 99 35 18 19 AE 82 A5 BA 7C BA 94 38 3B


Working player has online update function, but the update url is now 404 - so it doesn't work. But if the update url ever worked, the firmware must exist. I will keep asking manufacturer for the firmware.

Just out of curiosity, how could a player that has corrupted rescue and can only boot into realtek monitor ever be fixed?

Another question; The working WS-AV601D1 doesn't support DTS audio. Is there any way to add DTS audio to a secure boot device like the WS-AV601D1?

it's not valid AES_IMG_KEY

DTS audio will be available, if manufacturer pay license and add keys to bluecore.audio. May try to change DSP bins but I don't know they should be encrypted or not. I've never had "black" player

How can you tell the AES_IMG_KEY is not valid? It was copied from the working player using cp, exactly as you described. I went and checked it again. What is wrong with it? Should it not be 16 bytes?

Yes, 16 bytes, but it are not valid. I extracted dsp binaries from mtd0 and try to encode it with AES key. bluecore.audio must contain "Audio version", but I do not watch this string.