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Re-download the hack from the first post.

Moved to filled requests.

Updated topic. Added new download links. @@HoLeeShiet @

Since HDCinema dropped iOS support, you cannot install it on your iDevice anymore from their official site. Here's a little tutorial on how you can still get it whether you're jailbroken or not. Jailbreak only topic (if below doesn't work): http://iosgods.com/topic/3779-hd-cinema-movieboxpopcorn-time-alternative-jailbreak-no-jailbreak/ 1. Go to this URL using Safari on your iDevice: http://ipa.othman.tv/ipa/hdcinema.php 2. Tap on the "Install App" button 3. You'll get a popup, simply tap on install again. 4. Go back to your SpringBoard and you'll see HDCinema has started downloading. Enjoy!

Updated download link. Latest version.

Which is why I'm asking what you did? Some hacks have settings which need configured. Which topic did you get it from?

Yessss

Use the one from there.

Are you using the gdb from cydia.radare.org repo?

Bonjour! Welcome!

Welcome!

What's not working? Check the FAQ topic in my signature for some help.

Nice try

Yeah, I was going to get to that conclusion but I thought we'd try done basic fixes first so we don't just blame it on the app.

It's best if you get it from the original source. http://repo.angelxwind.net http://cydia.angelxwind.net

Check the support section. There have been a few download links posted for 8.2 beta 2. Tutorials section also.

Yes, keep practicing. The flares make no sense in their position for now and black background?

Use iFile or Filza to extract it. @@emebabe

You're supposed to install it on your iPhone not open it with Microsoft Word. Read the instructions on that thread. Send the .deb to your iPhone and install it via iFile/Filza. You need a jailbroken iDevice to be able to do that. @@Slay

It does. @@Youngboy

There's no download link in this topic

"9.5/10"

Hello @@webdangol223! Welcome to iOSGods. You can get as much help as you need as long as you follow the rules, post in the correct section(s) and be nice to everyone. Check out some links in my signature for help.

Yes, the keychains2.db file holds a lot of information about the phone and apps. TsProtector blocked apps from writing info to the file system (keychains2.db maybe?) which prevented banning. Not sure if it works on iOS 8 anymore though.