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MeisterProper 30.06.2023 20:39

Hello to all,

it would be awesome if I could flash my Pioneer BDR-XS07TS to a XS07TUHD.


Thanks in advance and have a nice weekend :)

ultrahorst 23.06.2023 17:55

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Napisany przez tucker (Post 1461244)
Hello,
I'd like to crossflash a BDR-S12XLT (FW 1.01) to a UHD friendly version, possibly S12UHT. Could you please help?
Thanks and best regards,
Mik

Thanks to the help of jadburner, I was able to crossflash the same drive/firmware combination to a BDR-S12UHT with firmware 1.02 - works perfectly with UHDs.


It seems that the BDR-S12UHT drive is currently not on sale anywhere in Europe, which is what I wanted to buy in the first place.
If anybody is looking for a (still) flashable BDR-S12XLT, try German Amazon, search for B0887XPT2Q. The drive I ordered there recently was new and manufactured in April 22, still has the compatible firmware 1.01

jadburner 28.05.2023 18:05

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Napisany przez akron (Post 1461293)
Hello Friends, I would like to request the BDRFlash tool if possible.

I'm trying to crossflash BDR-XD07B to BDR-XD07UHD

Thank you :)

Welcome to the forums, akron! PM sent.

akron 28.05.2023 15:58

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Napisany przez jadburner (Post 1461283)
Welcome to the forums, doctorC! PM sent.

Hello Friends, I would like to request the BDRFlash tool if possible.

I'm trying to crossflash BDR-XD07B to BDR-XD07UHD

Thank you :)

jadburner 28.05.2023 03:27

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Napisany przez doctorC (Post 1461281)
helo.. where can i download DVRTool_v1.029x I can't find a link... thank you..

Welcome to the forums, doctorC! PM sent.

doctorC 27.05.2023 20:34

helo.. where can i download DVRTool_v1.029x I can't find a link... thank you..

jadburner 25.05.2023 21:09

Cytat:

Napisany przez tucker (Post 1461244)
Hello,
I'd like to crossflash a BDR-S12XLT (FW 1.01) to a UHD friendly version, possibly S12UHT. Could you please help?
Thanks and best regards,
Mik

Welcome to the forums, tucker! PM sent.

tucker 25.05.2023 11:47

Hello,
I'd like to crossflash a BDR-S12XLT (FW 1.01) to a UHD friendly version, possibly S12UHT. Could you please help?
Thanks and best regards,
Mik

Tom886 14.05.2023 17:09

Ilość załączników: 1
Ha, you got me now. :P
I didn't test before and was even not sure whether I have a TripleLayer UHD.

Had to check first, but then I found some.

Yes, all 3 Iron Man UHD's are recognized in makeMKV and play also in MPC-HC.

Screenshot attached.

Cheers
Tom

JuliusC 14.05.2023 16:51

Great to know! Did you test triple-layer UHDs (discs larger than 66 GB) ?

Tom886 14.05.2023 15:37

My one was produced 2014, Hardware Revision 1 (SAT8600) and I flashed it today in the morning to 211EBK.
As I wrote above, very UHD friendly now.
This means, tested 3 of my UHD's ad they were recognized.
Started MPC-HC and played the UHD (for test).

Personal opinion: I never regret to buy the 209EBK, very reliable and now with the update more valuable.

Cheers
Tom

JuliusC 14.05.2023 15:31

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Napisany przez Tom886 (Post 1461086)
The BDR-209EBK was produced in 2014, I don't know for how long.
There was a second hardware revision, I guess that was available in 2017/2018, but I am not so sure.
Both harrdware revisions can be crossflashed.
I don't think the manufacturer date is important, the most important is the firmware.
I think Pioneer started in 2022 started to release Firmwares which prohibits crossflashing for upgrade, but the last firmware for the 209EBK was released in 2020 and therefore "safe".


Cheers
Tom

So even the first hardware revision of the 209EBK (and, I'd suppose, the S09XLT etc) can be crossflashed to become UHD friendly?
For LG/Asus drives I know the hardware is important, drives made before end of 2015 can't support UHD. I was wondering if this was the case for Pioneer too.

Tom886 14.05.2023 15:05

The BDR-209EBK was produced in 2014, I don't know for how long.
There was a second hardware revision, I guess that was available in 2017/2018, but I am not so sure.
Both harrdware revisions can be crossflashed.
I don't think the manufacturer date is important, the most important is the firmware.
I think Pioneer started in 2022 started to release Firmwares which prohibits crossflashing for upgrade, but the last firmware for the 209EBK was released in 2020 and therefore "safe".


Cheers
Tom

JuliusC 14.05.2023 14:32

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Napisany przez jadburner (Post 1461072)
Welcome to the forums, JuliusC ! It sounds like you don't already own a Pioneer Blu-ray drive? If not, you'll need to be careful when you buy one, since some of the recent Pioneer drives with the latest firmware cannot currently be crossflashed to a UHD-friendly drive.

Thanks
!

I understand that the latest firmwares make it impossible to crossflash and to become UHD friendly, so I'm looking for used or older models. From my understanding, 209EBK, S09XLT, 2209, 211EBK, 211M, 212EBK, 2212, 212M, S12XLT would be crossflashable to support UHD, but DBK variants not advised.
Would all 09 series (except DBK) work, or is there a manufacturing date to look at?
Are 08 series too old or could be covered?

I dont speak polish, and it's quite difficult to make searches with G Translate... Sorry...

jadburner 14.05.2023 06:05

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Napisany przez JuliusC (Post 1461066)
Hello,
I was wondering about Pioneer drives cross-flashing and the BDRFlash tool talked about in these pages. I was looking for an UHD-friendly drive, Pioneer drives seem of better hardware quality than Asus/LG but the UHD native ones are really expensive.

Welcome to the forums, JuliusC! It sounds like you don't already own a Pioneer Blu-ray drive? If not, you'll need to be careful when you buy one, since some of the recent Pioneer drives with the latest firmware cannot currently be crossflashed to a UHD-friendly drive.


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