It's possible, if SDK works on this player, it is even more easy. Although even without an working SDK it is possible to disassemble and modify it. If you have some experience in programming you may give it a try. But if you have no idea how to do it, don't ask anyone to modify it in ASM because it's killing task, and it would require A LOT of time and A LOT of effort.
If you know what chips are exactly on board, then maybe it is possible to tell you whether it is possible to use SDK, then someone would compile it for you. Otherwise you would have to work in ASM, but you can't ask anyone to do it for you.
The SDK may work for you despite all the problems, but you may encounter several issues: keyboard malconfiguration, touch screen lost or audio working only with external speakers.
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