PS3 Remote Play Reverse-Engineered, Portable API Coming Soon

The weekend wasn't as productive as I had hoped. With the awesome weather, I spent more time drinking beer in the sun than hacking on ORP. However, I was able to knock off one more thing from the TODO list. I just finished a very simple GUI front-end for the player. You can see two screen-shots below.

There is only one more thing left to do before I can release a BETA, and that's build ORP for Mac OSX and Windows. There will not be a static Linux binary, simply because it's a pain in the ass. However, Linux users can always compile their own binary from source when released.

As far as an ETA goes... I'm aiming for the end of the week. Fingers crossed, you may have something to play with by Friday. Depending on how the builds go!

COMPLETE:
- PSP homebrew application written to extract Remote Play keys.
- Authentication reverse-engineered and implemented in API.
- Audio and video stream decryption implemented in API.
- Audio decoding (AAC using libfaad2) implemented in API.
- Video decoding (H.264 ES libavcodec) implemented in API.
- Event system implemented, keyboard support working.
- Design simple GUI to manage and launch configuration profiles.

TODO:
- BETA release binary builds for Mac OSX, and Windows.
- Add proper audio+video synchronization (added a quick hack for now).
- Clean-up and document API.
- Release source code.

Well, they don't need to reside in the psp. (I don't know what i'm talking about) If the authentication is based on assimetric keys, psp only have the public one. so the private still remains on the ps3....

It would by highly stupid on Sony's part to use the same keys for different parts of the system - especially if these also need to reside in PSP which was completely hacked and understood long time ago (and Sony knows it).