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A  blu-ray player?

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Is there a way to make a blu-ray player using the PHR-803T sled? $300 for a blu-ray player? Thats crazy! So ya anyone know about making one maybe?
 





Re: A  blu-ray player?

What about the Xbox addon? wasn't that basically replacing the old sled with a PHR-803t and getting blu-ray capabilities? :-/
 
Re: A  blu-ray player?

Switch said:
What about the Xbox addon? wasn't that basically replacing the old sled with a PHR-803t and getting blu-ray capabilities?  :-/
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Replaced the whole drive, not just the sled

Peace,
dave
 
Re: A  blu-ray player?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't PHR-803t used for HD rather than Blu-Ray?
 
Re: A  blu-ray player?

Sure there is.

Simply take your PHR-803t sled, find out what every wire on it does, how to control the diodes and servos and pickups, then build an intricate robot that will spin a disc and move the sled precisely into the position to read the data tracks and move the sled between them with sub-micron accuracy, pay a very large licensing fee to the bluray consortium in order to use their decryption routines, build a complex decryption circuit to decode the incoming data stream, then feed the decrypted data through an ATA controller.

Here's some datasheets and whitepapers you'll need to get started:
http://www.hi-def.ru/file_download/2
http://www.feg-online.de/sonic/Sonic_BD-ROM_White_Paper.pdf
http://www.aacsla.com/specifications/specs091/AACS_Spec_Prerecorded_0.91.pdf

Good luck! Unless you have millions of dollars to invest in research and development and licensing fees, you're probably not going to get far. It might just be cheaper to buy a real bluray player for $50 on sale at walmart.
 
Re: A  blu-ray player?

pseudolobster said:
Sure there is.
Simply take your PHR-803t sled, find out what every wire on it does, how to control the diodes and servos and pickups, then build an intricate robot that will spin a disc and move the sled precisely into the position to read the data tracks and move the sled between them with sub-micron accuracy, pay a very large licensing fee to the bluray consortium in order to use their decryption routines, build a complex decryption circuit to decode the incoming data stream, then feed the decrypted data through an ATA controller.
Here's some datasheets and whitepapers you'll need to get started:
http://www.hi-def.ru/file_download/2
http://www.feg-online.de/sonic/Sonic_BD-ROM_White_Paper.pdf
http://www.aacsla.com/specifications/specs091/AACS_Spec_Prerecorded_0.91.pdf
Good luck! Unless you have millions of dollars to invest in research and development and licensing fees, you're probably not going to get far. It might just be cheaper to buy a real bluray player for $50 on sale at walmart.
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You're mean ;)

I like that in a person  :P

Peace,
dave
 
Re: A  blu-ray player?

besides ebay does anyone know a reliable place to get some blu-ray players at like $100 or less?
 
Re: A  blu-ray player?

home type. I like those sony players but jeez way too much still when they should be lower. Damn economy lol
 
Re: A  blu-ray player?

DVD players weren't much cheaper when they came out :P
 
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