Using mstar-bin-tool :

If you’ve been working with Mstar (now part of MediaTek) based Smart TVs, set-top boxes, or monitor firmware, you’ve likely encountered the cryptic file name: MstarBinBeta3.bin . This isn’t just any binary—it’s a proprietary, packed firmware image.

Happy unpacking, and may your firmware never brick. Have a trick for handling Beta 3 images? Share it in the comments below.

If you hit encryption or a variant header, dump the boot log from UART—often the device reveals the exact layout on startup.

unsquashfs rootfs.bin Now you can browse and edit squashfs-root/ . After modifications, you must repack to the original Beta 3 format, or the device won’t accept it.

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