This wasn't just one file; it was a key ring. Because these generic boards were used by dozens of different TV manufacturers, the firmware had to match the specific screen panel. If he flashed the wrong version, the TV would turn on, but the colors would be inverted, the image would be shifted, or the HDMI ports would refuse to handshake.
This wasn't just one file; it was a key ring. Because these generic boards were used by dozens of different TV manufacturers, the firmware had to match the specific screen panel. If he flashed the wrong version, the TV would turn on, but the colors would be inverted, the image would be shifted, or the HDMI ports would refuse to handshake.