I was playing around with my AK100 MK2 and downgraded it's firmware to 2.30 and reset all the options again. I must say 2.40 is much more stable. As a matter of fact since it came out I have only had a couple issues which could have been written off as to much finger pok'n on my part. So why did I downgrade, I wanted to have a look at the way 2.30 looked at the Apple Lossless bitrate display. It's screwed on 2.40 but I can live with that. The stability benefits of 2.40 out way a incorrect bitrate display. I read about 2.41 being used somewhere and wondered if anyone knew more about it. I didn't think they were going to release anymore firmware for the AK100 MK2.
I was playing around with my AK100 MK2 and downgraded it's firmware to 2.30 and reset all the options again. I must say 2.40 is much more stable. As a matter of fact since it came out I have only had a couple issues which could have been written off as to much finger pok'n on my part. So why did I downgrade, I wanted to have a look at the way 2.30 looked at the Apple Lossless bitrate display. It's screwed on 2.40 but I can live with that. The stability benefits of 2.40 out way a incorrect bitrate display. I read about 2.41 being used somewhere and wondered if anyone knew more about it. I didn't think they were going to release anymore firmware for the AK100 MK2.
My AK100 Mk2 Sapphire Blue Special Edition has 2.41. I asked iriver/AK if that's a firmware that will be released for the normal AK100 Mk2 (and Mk1) as well. And they responded with: If there is a new version you will be informed via Facebook, Twitter and on our website. Currently the actual version is 2.40 - so a pretty standard answer on a question I didn't ask. But hey, at least I got an answer. Only took me 4 weeks and a lot of patience.
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