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        <description>IT9919 Hacking - part 3 - Hacking Upgrade Files


In this series I will be hacking around with the IT9919 media processor that powers the Lenkeng LKV373 HDMI Extender Device and the EZCAP 283S which were reviewed in previous videos.
In this video I will dig deep into the upgrade firmware files to discover if there are ways we can manipulate them to gain control of the processor.</description>
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