Thanks for bringing this to everybody's attention. I was not aware of it.
Googling 'wdtv hack' gives lots of results. It looks like there is already a well established modding community for this device.
These sites give a good overview of what has been achieved:
http://www.wdtvc.com/2009/04/02/wdlxtv-04-enhanced-wdtv-firmware
http://b-rad.cc/wdlxtv
http://wiki.wdtv.org/doku.php
It appears similar to the mvp if only in the respect that the Linux kernel is accessible but the video+audio output is closed source.
Just how feasible would it be to port Vompclient to this platform?
BTW the media device is a Sigma SMP8635LF
Stu-e
[Edit] There appears to be 2 different models. Anybody know the difference between them?:
WDAVP00BE (Amazon £70)
WDBAAP0000NBK-EESN (Amazon £105)
Googling 'wdtv hack' gives lots of results. It looks like there is already a well established modding community for this device.
These sites give a good overview of what has been achieved:
http://www.wdtvc.com/2009/04/02/wdlxtv-04-enhanced-wdtv-firmware
http://b-rad.cc/wdlxtv
http://wiki.wdtv.org/doku.php
It appears similar to the mvp if only in the respect that the Linux kernel is accessible but the video+audio output is closed source.
Just how feasible would it be to port Vompclient to this platform?
BTW the media device is a Sigma SMP8635LF
Stu-e
[Edit] There appears to be 2 different models. Anybody know the difference between them?:
WDAVP00BE (Amazon £70)
WDBAAP0000NBK-EESN (Amazon £105)