I don't ever recall seeing an RTVTools for the 4k's.
Source code for the RTVTools was never made public so if you plan on hacking in, get a good decompiler, keep your mouth shut, put a retainer down on a good attorney and buy a house somewhere in South America just in case.
IVS magic doesn't support 4k's, so you're SOL there. Even if it did you'd still have to generate a compliant MPEG and shove it though the non-existant RTV-4k-Tools before your RTV would play it.
All I can think of offhand is setting up a manual record on the RTV while playing the files out via S-vid/composite on the PC or from your DVD player.
Or get something like a Philips DVP-642/37 which plays just about anything this side of raw RTV files and peanut butter.
Or sell the 4k and get a 5k.
Or keep the 4k and add a MediaMVP or XBox w/ XBMC.
Sorry man - I'm just calling it like it is.
Source code for the RTVTools was never made public so if you plan on hacking in, get a good decompiler, keep your mouth shut, put a retainer down on a good attorney and buy a house somewhere in South America just in case.
IVS magic doesn't support 4k's, so you're SOL there. Even if it did you'd still have to generate a compliant MPEG and shove it though the non-existant RTV-4k-Tools before your RTV would play it.
All I can think of offhand is setting up a manual record on the RTV while playing the files out via S-vid/composite on the PC or from your DVD player.
Or get something like a Philips DVP-642/37 which plays just about anything this side of raw RTV files and peanut butter.
Or sell the 4k and get a 5k.
Or keep the 4k and add a MediaMVP or XBox w/ XBMC.
Sorry man - I'm just calling it like it is.
