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Originally Posted by lg";p="
Since I can't open my mp3, I opened my "old" mp4, which is also from Zipy (the brand was called e-zipy by then)
I found the following in the green board:
0638 MD660IFOD-PCB-V1.2A BW
The MD660IFOD part was the only thing I could find on a google search.
There was also this written in one of the two black chips (or whatever they are):
ALi DRE
M5661R B1
0634 TG05
Y615211000GA
It had a round green sticker saying ROHS. Don't know whether this is useful.
I couldn't read the other chip since I couldn't remove the sticker it had.
So, what does this tell me? |
ROHS is just a certification. That sticker was probably on the memory chip or something.
ALi... Acer Laboratories inc., well known for their shitty laptops, slow mobo chipsets and poorly-sounding soundcard chips. Their driver division is even worse than the hardware they manufacture. :lol: Since when did they enter the cheap MPx player business?
If it's an ALi chip there's really not much to do with it, as i know of no utilities to extract or edit firmware from those.
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