Posted by makbertodelete on 10/06/00 11:41

Hello, readers!

I have a question: is it possible to replace the chipset of a DVD
player with a different chipset that a different DVD player has? I am
thinking about replacing the default chipset of a Norcent DVD player
with the chipset of the Kiss DVD players or Sigma 85XX. Why am I
interested in doing this? Because the Sigma chipsets have more support
for different files, like Ogg Vorbis, Wav files, etc. So, if this is
possible to do, could you please advice me of a place where I can take
the DVD player to?

Please, I am not discussing here whether this is "logical" to do from
an economical standpoint. I am just analyzing the technical
possibilities here, and that's all.

All the best,

Carlos Albert Lacaye
makberto(at)anothermessage(dot)com

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