[rauer]

A new firmware version 1.02.01 out at NOMADWorld

Added Features or Enhancements:
Displays an animated icon and "Please wait..." message on your player's screen when your player is updating its file system, tracks or playlists.

Fixes:
Reduces the occurence of random popping sounds when your player is turned on or off.
Improves the Skip Folder function in Repeat Folder mode.
Improves the Cue and Review function during MP3 playback.
Enables voice recording folder detection when more than 50 folders are created.
Reduces rare instances where the player stops responding.

 

[rauer]

Though nobody's probably interested, there seems to be yet another, 1.03.01

Haven't yet tried this one.

Added Features or Enhancements:
Displays an animated icon and "Please wait..." message on your player's screen when your player is updating its file system, tracks or playlists.

Fixes:
Reduces the occurence of random popping sounds when your player is turned on or off.
Improves the Skip Folder function in Repeat Folder mode.
Improves the Cue and Review function during MP3 playback.
Enables voice recording folder detection when more than 50 folders are created.
Reduces rare instances where the player stops responding.

EDIT: the description's identical to the 1.02.01 version. I wonder what has changed.

 

[ed_bollix]

Hey! thanks for the heads up. You got me thinking and there is also a new firmwear for my N200. Good to check now and then, thanks again!

 

[KGM11]

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new firmwear for my N200

Volume adjustment has been reduced to 25 steps (used to be 40, right?), and the FM region selection seems to be gone. I also saw the "Please wait" message (mentioned above regarding the V200 firmware) on startup...
Unfortunately I don't have any headphones with me right now

, so I can't tell if the volume thing is a problem or not.

 

[ed_bollix]

I couldn't get it to run... Computer stuff...

 

[rauer]

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Originally Posted by ed_bollix I couldn't get it to run... Computer stuff...

Is there an error message or something? It could be that you'd have to be logged-in as admin to do that on W2k and xp.