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scanlime:001 / Coastermelt Part 1

The first in a series about reverse engineering optical drives for fun and maybe laser graffiti.

Published August 8, 2016By Micah
Categorized as Electronics Videos Tagged blu-ray drive, coastermelt, firmware, laser, reverse engineering

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