Mark,
Are  there  available details about your reverse engineer efforts?
BR,
Ja.

> On 3/2/2012 2:25 AM, jana1972@centrum.cz wrote:
> > We would  need  datasheets for  Digital Video/Audio SoC for
> > Satellites.
> > For example BCM 7401,BCM 7405, BCM 7413, BCM 7325 and BCM 7335
> > Or do you know where we could buy such datasheets?
> > Thank you for help
> >
> > BR,
> > Ja.
> >
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> You will not get access to those datasheets without some serious legal=20
> and financial work involved.=20
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 The reason is pretty simple, security. =20
> Those chipsets are part of the processors for many cable and satellite=20
> boxes as well as blu ray players and contain the security features to=20
> protect access to those systems. Broadcom protects that information=20
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> source code is even more scarce.
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> I have a bluray player I reverse engineered to get at the linux system=20
> it runs and even that is a monumental task because information is so=20
> scarce on the chips involved and how the internals work.
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> Good luck , you will need it.
> Mark
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