download on your android box from the playstore "WIFI ADB - Debug Over Air" launch and it will work fine
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Solution for Widevine level 3 DRM found for Dolamee D5 android 6.0.1
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Originally posted by tacotime82 View PostSolution for Widevine level 3 DRM found for Dolamee D5 android 6.0.1
Attached screenshot showing Widevine level 3 DRM on Dolamee D5 :
I would like to thank bluesmanuk and f1riv not to mention the UT6_1.1.1 firmware where the necessary files were originally pulled from.
First the how to : Assuming you are running on firmware Dolamee_D5_rtl8189es_RK3229_6.0.1_20170224 or derivative of that firmware.
1) Install from Google Play : DRM Info https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...idfung.drminfo
2) Run and check if any Widevine DRM is listed.
3) Download https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bw...mUwMHN2MnZoVlk changes to add widevine.zip on your computer.
4) Unzip file into a directory.
5) Goto command prompt and get ready to issue some ADB commnads.
6) Issue the following commnads
Code:adb connect "IP address of Dolamee D5" adb root adb connect "IP address of Dolamee D5" adb remount adb push -p libbt-vendor.so /system/vendor/lib/ adb push -p libdrmclearkeyplugin.so /system/vendor/lib/mediadrm/ adb push -p libwvdrmengine.so /system/vendor/lib/mediadrm/ adb push -p libwvdrm_L3.so /system/vendor/lib/ adb push -p libwvm.so /system/vendor/lib/ adb push -p libWVStreamControlAPI_L3.so /system/vendor/lib/ adb push -p com.google.widevine.software.drm.jar /system/framework/ adb push -p bcm43438a1.hcd /system/vendor/firmware/ adb push -p BCM4345C0.hcd /system/vendor/firmware/ adb shell mkdir /system/vendor/lib64/ adb push lib64/ /system/vendor/lib64/ adb reboot
7) Run and check if any Widevine DRM is listed. It should be there now.
I hope this all works.
Now to the How To Portion of the ride.
Originally I was just unhappy with the new Dolamee_D5_rtl8189es_RK3229_6.0.1_20170224 firmware because of all the extra bloat and unneeded applications (in my opinion)
So with allot of help I started on the process of modifing the .img file.
Along the line I got interested in adding Widevine.
I have been following bluesmanuk and watching his progress IE :
and had seen a comment from f1riv
After looking at f1riv's work and chatting with him about it I pulled the files from his upload that had changed from the stock firmware .img and found out where to place them.
It has been a learning experience and has been a fun journey.
Thanks to all who helped and I hope this post helps some people.
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