Cobra ode 2.0 update und Ihre Eigenschaften

Cobra ODE News - Information

Cobra 2.0 release imminent - features explained (Including initial support for 4.55):

Cobra Team have been hard at work 24/7 preparing the next firmware release for our users. The incoming Cobra 2.0 is once again a massive update and packed with innovative new features.

After the massive features (PS1, PS2, BD/DVD movies and IRD 9  support) added in the recent Cobra 1.90 update, we're back with yet more cool features in 2.0 which will be released in the coming week:

2.0 will pack these features:

• Initial support for OFW 4.55 (Please read further information in news paragraph below)
• Auto-generate browser from the MCU, no more need for genps3extra
• Dumping of original games using the BD drive is now possible through the Cobra Manager
• Added support for XMB enabled Pass-Through mode, meaning user no longer has to use slide switch to swap modes
• Playback of burned PS1 discs when used in combination with the game.disc_type=ps1 configuration option
• Increased AES encryption module performance by over 100%, now there is no lag in playback of IRD generated ISO's
• Added support for updating PS3 firmware without needing to switch to PT mode
• Eject now possible on 4k systems, without need for user to open console cover
• Added support for "eject.delay" option to specify delay in milliseconds before reinsertion of disc after it has been ejected on QSB systems (default value of 1000ms)
• Added support for "leds.disable" configuration option to disable specific LED colors

We have been working on a solution for OFW update 4.55, which will fix the added anti ODE measures. The current approach will be more streamlined than solutions currently offered by other teams, however it is not as convenient as using the ODE on pre 4.55 OFW's. Our R&D focus is now concentrating on other possible solutions to bypassing the 4.55 checks. The current working solution for OFW 4.55 will be released in the coming week. We advise users to use this update if they have accidentally updated to 4.55. Others who have not yet  updated may want to consider keeping their consoles on 4.53 or lower until a better solution is available to benefit from the user convenience of the ODE on these firmwares.

We can now also confirm that only 4k Super Slim series consoles are affected by the 4.55 update.

Those who have 3k / 2k5 Slim or earlier consoles are safe to update to 4.55