I've extracted the files from the .ipk and placed manually into the directory structure advised by Adoxa, restarted the GUI, and the plugin extension is now there and functional. I've now reconstructed a few .ts.ap files and it works well! I'll do the 19.3 upgrade when time permits. I am a great fan...

Sorry to say unfortunately not. I can see every other option (that was there before), but not 'reconstruct PTS'.

It seems the plugin may not have installed?

I've renamed the file to .ipk and there is now in 'install' option. When selected, it reports 'install successful'.

After reboot of the box (and restart GUI), I can't see the plugin in the plugin menu or the 'movie list setup' menu?

Hi Adoxa,

I can see the .ipk.zip file on the usb. When I select this file and press enter, it shows the contents of the zip (control.tar.gz dir (control.tar file), data.tar.xz file and debian-binary file). The selections enable me to unpack to current folder or media\hdd\movie

OK, Thanks for the info. I might try an upgrade.

Is a new bootloader needed for 19.3 (I think I have 20150312 currently)?

Can I backup settings on 16.1 and restore OK on 19.3 ?

Thanks for the advice...

Looks like I'm running Image V16.1.

To avoid an upgrade process, can the plugin be copied or installed on this version?

Thanks Peteru,

Unfortunately, no prompt to install when USB plugged in (just a message saying no playable files on this media).

I can see the files in File Commander, but no button to install? Can just move, copy delete or rename files. Which directory to move them to?

Hi, I own a T3, and I'm looking for a way to rebuild a few ts.ap files. The above plugin seems to be what may solve my problem. How do I install this? The 'Download plugins' button in the plugins menu reports 'no new plugins found'? Is the server still active? Can the files be unzipped and copied di...