...On the 360. The PC would be as vulnerable as ever of course.scooby_dooby said:
Yeah, all you need to do is crack that public key encryption system the console uses.
Heck, did anyone really reverse-engineer the authorization shit in the original xbox to make homebrewn programs able to run without using some kind of glitch or exploit? The system used in the 360 seems to be far, far worse. In the "more effective" sense, of course...The PC is vulnerable I guess, but between my firewalls and realtime antivirus protection there's no risk. If it were running on the box, you would need antivirus for your console, and you also might pick up a specific console targeted virus if someone were so inclined.Guden Oden said:...On the 360. The PC would be as vulnerable as ever of course.
Can it show any program's interface or just a few select [Microsoft] ones?
Yeah, all you need to do is crack that public key encryption system the console uses.
I was kind of wanting to punt over Winamp's output to the box, since the built-in player can't play mod files... On the other hand, it would be even better with a comprehensive media player of its own on the machine (preferably one that'll play SIDs too...scooby_dooby said:
), so that I won't have to bog down my PC with running a music player and visualizer on top of all the other junk already burdening it...Alright, so the signing algorithm was never cracked I take it. It would be a much better alternative if homebrewers could sign their own apps so they'd run without having to mod the console. I'm never going to have any of my consoles modded, just too damn costly and risky, with online accounts being closed when people go online with modded boxes and such.
Well what I've done is create winamp playlists on the PC, then save them in your music share. The X360 will automatically detect these playlists, and allow you to select them. I've created various playlists like racing, sports, action, shitlist etc etc works very well. Much better than trying to create a playlist in the 360 interface which is a royal PITA. It works well though, since the drag and drop fuinctionality of the PC is by far the easiest way to build your playlists, then you just use the 360 from that point on.Guden Oden said:I was kind of wanting to punt over Winamp's output to the box, since the built-in player can't play mod files... On the other hand, it would be even better with a comprehensive media player of its own on the machine (preferably one that'll play SIDs too...
Alright, so the signing algorithm was never cracked I take it. It would be a much better alternative if homebrewers could sign their own apps so they'd run without having to mod the console. I'm never going to have any of my consoles modded, just too damn costly and risky, with online accounts being closed when people go online with modded boxes and such.
Shifty Geezer said:
