dsperber
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Early A8 PRIR's (e.g. PRIR0xxx, from analog-only A8's written with older firmware versions) are NOT usable directly on the A16. Only the new format PRIR's (e.g. PRIR2xxx, from HDMI-enabled A8's) are usable directly.For taking the prir of A8 it is the latest formats svs 20xx
All A8's (both analog-only as well as HDMI-enabled) running with latest firmware (dated Aug 3, 2011) will write out new-format PRIR's (i.e. PRIR2xxx) to SD flash card, which will then be importable to the A16.
If you're using an old form PRIR0xxx on a new HDMI-enabled A8 (since the HDMI A8 supports both old PRIR0xxx and new PRIR2xxx formats) you can simply write them out to SD card and they will automatically be converted to the new PRIR2xxx format and renamed properly as well. And then you can import them to the A16, using the PRIR2xxx version.
If you're using an old form PRIR0xxx on an old analog-only A8, you must upgrade to the latest A8 firmware (dated Aug 3, 2011) and write it out to the SD card. This latest firmware always writes out the PRIR in new PRIR2xxx format, which is usable for import to the A16.
Same story on HPEQ. You must be importing a new format HPEQ2xxx file to the A16. So if you're using an old HPEQ0xxx file you must write it out to SD card on an A8 that is running with latest firmware, and then you will have a new format HPEQ2xxx file that is usable to import to the A16.
As far as migrating them from A8 to the A16 you need to format a microSD card as FAT32. Then create a "parent" folder (root of the card) on it named Realiser.
Then you create two sub-folders under Realiser: PRIRS and HPEQS.
Then you place your new-format A8 PRIR's (PRIR2xxx) into \Realiser\PRIRS and your new-format A8 HPEQ's (HPEQ2xxx) into \Realiser\HPEQS.
This method has been used successfully by all A8 users to import their much-loved PRIR and HPEQ files over to the A16. If you are not able to import your files, can you please provide more details about any error message or something displayed on the screen, or take a picture of the screen and post it.
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