Sony quietly removed the PAL/NTSC switch on some recent FX3/J1 firmwares — a really user-hostile move for anyone trying to avoid lighting flicker or needing flexible frame rates. The only practical “fix” I see in the wild is paying grey-market sellers (using leaked service tools I presume) to flip the 'region blob' so the menu comes back.
Is sonshell likely to be a useful vector for a more freely available solution? Not sure what level of access it actually offers i.e. is firmware/policy blobs readable/manipulable, and can persistent changes be made?
Sony quietly removed the PAL/NTSC switch on some recent FX3/J1 firmwares — a really user-hostile move for anyone trying to avoid lighting flicker or needing flexible frame rates. The only practical “fix” I see in the wild is paying grey-market sellers (using leaked service tools I presume) to flip the 'region blob' so the menu comes back.
Is sonshell likely to be a useful vector for a more freely available solution? Not sure what level of access it actually offers i.e. is firmware/policy blobs readable/manipulable, and can persistent changes be made?