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By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
There's a difference between a hack and a piece of software and I don't agree that there's a blanket legal problem with selling third party hacks anyway. There's a lot of naivety and bedwetting when it comes to the legal side. If you get a DMCA from Canon, so be it. Nobody in their right mind is going to come fishing in my bank account with a $5000 per hour lawyer just to get my last £1.50 which I spent at Greggs. The Nintendo Switch emulators use a private key that's property of Nintendo to break encryption, which does make them illegal. Booting software via existing camera system features is not the same at all. If you stay away from the illegal stuff like bypassing firmware signing, distributing private encryption keys, it helps! -
By John Matthews · Posted
Does this still look like a "GoPro"? -
By fuzzynormal · Posted
Man, welcome to being an old man, my man. Come on in. Water's fine. You just float away. -
Yes, indeed, there was a Sanity X. And here it is: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Ia_XapId-Ag-8tH-2L8jLoWnIcuS4XNb?usp=sharing The only difference between Sanity X and Sanity 5.1 pertains to the 24P 1080 settings. In Sanity X the high setting has a bitrate of 100M and the low setting is 38M (which is the same bitrate as the high setting of Sanity 5.1). So, you actually have Sanity 5.1 available inside of Sanity X. All the other frame sizes and frame rates (including interlace) are the same as Sanity 5.1. The only real change is the addition of the 100M bitrate for 24P 1080. Is it worth it? I'll let you be the judge! -
It's certainly an interesting topic, but I think there's legality issues with selling 3rd party hacks. I also feel like selling a hack sucks out all the punk. Imagine if Magic Lantern came with a pricetag! Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games have been hacked to run on Mac hardware as though native apps - you can also load them onto iPhones! The tools to make that happen are completely free - although you do have to provide your own game file. If the dev of the tools put a price on it, Nintendo's famously agressive lawyers would shut it down very quickly. Lots of websites that host the games for free dispaear all the time. Of courses they do, that's stealing! But the github for the tools to turn those games into native apps is being updated very regularly.
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