Never heard of emulators (not that I really follow that scene) but sounds like interactive bluray homebrew? All "regular media", no mods required
id say considering the sony brava tv can run Linux then i see no reason why a Blu-ray player cant! i guess I'm going to have to figure out how to acess the root and see what I can do with it.Never heard of emulators (not that I really follow that scene) but sounds like interactive bluray homebrew? All "regular media", no mods required
This model, like most before, does run Linux but that doesn't mean it's an open platform - as you can see from the following links there may be some way to get inside, but apparently there are multiple products called S6700 and it applies only to the first ones:
https://exploitee.rs/
https://www.psaudio.com/blogs/copper/down-the-rabbit-hole-of-sacd-ripping-and-dsd-extraction
https://hifihaven.org/index.php?threads/rip-sacd-with-a-blu-ray-player.3652/page-2
yea ik that, i sold my modded ps3 a year ago, I miss it.
The blu-ray player will not be capable because it doesn't have the necessary components to run PS3 games, such as the CPU.
Yea it won't Totally different CPU and GPU systems. It's more like a Vita tbh with the ARMv7
ill have to go through my history but yea shouldn't take too long!
oh woah thats a ton of info TYSM <3 ill have to read all the PDFs
It was this one bug that allowed for code execution via Blu-Ray Disks as there was a issue with the Java part
Ah yes, I see which one you're talking about. The same code execution exploit done on the PS5.
Bug found on all java Blu-Ray Devices. Allow's for anything to be ran on them (Well not EVERYTHING but i think you get my slang)
Then you will need to desolder the heatsink, or its stuck on using some strong adhesive thermal compound similar to the OG Xbox. If thats the case then power on the player, as soon as it gets hot, then you can lift the heatsink off.
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