ctbram

Eureka! encoder 2.4 works perfectly. just a little feedback... I do like the output you get from the 3.0.0 version. I can't seem to get --debug to work in either version in 3.0.0 it encodes but I get no stack dump in 2.4 it does not encode and I get the default encode output. I have not read the 2.4 docs yet though so maybe the tag is not supported. Doing to read the docs now that I am getting consistent predictable results. Thanks again for the reply.

Thanks for the replay I realized it had something to do withthe delays but I got the code from the wiki so I assumed it was valid. I just got the device and I have glanced at the FAQ and wiki guide. I just wanted to try something simple to see the device in action. I was concerned that if this could not handle such a simple script that it would never handle anything complex. Oh and I did add 3 sec (3000ms) delays and got very sporadic results so I am still on the fence. I will give the 2.4 encoder a shot and play with it more this weekend.

well I am getting a bit disappointed with this ducky. I cannot even run this script... GUI r STRING notepad.exe ENTER DELAY 500 STRING Hello World! ENTER I mean SERIOUSLY can it get any simpler! First I blew several hours because the encoder hangs if you have a REM statement at the start of the txt file! Now I can get it to compile but it will not complete the GUI r / STRING notepad.exe / ENTER sequence! If I try it I get the pop up about mounting drive x. If I open notepad before inserting the ducky I see the Hello World! But not the notepad.exe so it appears to be getting consumed but never launches notepad! So at this point I don't know if the 3.0 encoder is borked, or the ducky is borked. All I know is if I cannot run a 6 line script this thing is JUNK!

I was having the same problem and removing the REM lines allowed it to complete the encoding. But now I have another issue. I copied the inject.bin to the root of the ducky sd card and put it into the ducky. When I insert the ducky is installs drivers then pops up a gui saying insert disk dell aio (x) which is a removable drive on my usb printer and it does not run my script??? The script is simple... GUI r DELAY 200 STRING notepad.exe DELAY 500 STRING Hello World! ENTER Does it matter if I compile with the 64bit or 32bit java? I think the default path is going to point me at the 64bit one.

hey maybe say what you did to fix it as I am having the same problem?

I just got my duck encoder and I wanted to try it but I cannot get the encoder to work! it gets to Encoding Script ..... and then just hangs there!! The script is simple: REM DESC: opens notepad and types Hello World! GUI r DELAY 200 STRING notepad.exe DELAY 500 STRING Hello World! ENTER To encode I am in the correct location and type: java -jar encoder.jar -i HelloWorld.txt What the hell am I doing wrong???