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accident · (This post was last modified: 07-08-2012 07:00 PM by accident.)

Good point, if you can't follow update instructions you may not want to run test software. You'll have even more headaches downgrading if it's a problem for you.

fvw75 · 07-08-2012, 09:31 PM

Hi there , after latest update my c200 does not play any iso (dvd / br) files
All other files no problem
It just shows a exclamation mark In the networkfolder
Use synology as nas
Never had this problem before
Hope anyone can help me

Grz

swankness · 07-09-2012, 03:19 AM

I'm still having problems playing large 1000+ song m3u playlists. It's still freezing and running really slow even with the m4a fix. Is there any way I can downgrade to an earlier version before the NMJ music player was added? Or should I just wait for a fix?? Sad

accident · 07-09-2012, 04:32 AM

Nobody has posted about insanely large playlists before. In otherwords, nobody knew it was a bug until you just posted so if there is going to be a fix, it may not be for some time.. To downgrade get the recovery instructions from the support.popcornhour.com website. When you find them, there are 2 instructions, you must use the ones below the ----

geekuix · 07-09-2012, 05:39 AM

(07-09-2012 03:19 AM)swankness Wrote: I'm still having problems playing large 1000+ song m3u playlists. It's still freezing and running really slow even with the m4a fix. Is there any way I can downgrade to an earlier version before the NMJ music player was added? Or should I just wait for a fix??

Did you try a factory reset after the update?

TitanFan · 07-09-2012, 06:27 AM

I’m currently running Firmware 03-04-110530-21-POP-408 and corresponding NMT apps and would like to know if I need to remove my CSI packages before I upgrade to the new firmware and NMT apps?? I’m currently running the following CSI packages:

- Linux Term Utils (LTU) v0.7.7
- Busybox

Thanks for your help!

grizzly666 · 07-09-2012, 06:32 AM

You should ALWAYS remove,uninstall ANY user created apps,prg,hack when doing a FW update.
And not only on the pch but it is o good thing to do on all devices since userapps could break the update by many different reasons.

**Willem53** · (07-09-2012)

(07-09-2012 03:19 AM)swankness Wrote: I'm still having problems playing large 1000+ song m3u playlists. It's still freezing and running really slow even with the m4a fix. Is there any way I can downgrade to an earlier version before the NMJ music player was added? Or should I just wait for a fix??

average song duration ????
4 minutes?
4000 minutes playlist

66 hours almost 3 days of continues music in a playlist...

Is that a fair requirement... ? or is it obvious that the little box will run out of resources..

vladaudio · 07-09-2012, 09:21 AM

Updated went fine, done factory reset. First good thing is: now it remembers last folder after restart.
Thanks.

Soberano · 07-09-2012, 06:06 PM

Hey

Have been trying to download this update several times, using both different browsers as well as different computers.
No matter what I do I get a "CRC failed in '03-04-120607-21-POP-408-000.bin'. File is broken" when unpacking the zip. Of course the precise error message is different if using other zip tools but all gives an CRC error.
Anyone else with this error??

accident · (07-09-2012)

I just redownloaded it and it came out fine for me. zip tested perfect.

phantom7 · 07-09-2012, 07:39 PM

After flashing has stopped working laser DVD drive! Sad

swankness · (This post was last modified: 07-09-2012 08:27 PM by swankness.)

(07-09-2012 04:32 AM)accident Wrote: Nobody has posted about insanely large playlists before. In otherwords, nobody knew it was a bug until you just posted so if there is going to be a fix, it may not be for some time.. To downgrade get the recovery instructions from the support.popcornhour.com website. When you find them, there are 2 instructions, you must use the ones below the ----

This has been posted before and the freezing was narrowed down to an incompatible file type m4a. Now the problem still exists I just don't what's causing it this time. So maybe trying out playlists with a large number of tracks and varying file types is a good way to test compatibility. My box is still freezing with a playlist of this type. So has anyone posted anymore audio format compatibility issues or is it just a resource bug this time around?

(07-09-2012 07:47 AM)Willem53 Wrote:
(07-09-2012 03:19 AM)swankness Wrote: I'm still having problems playing large 1000+ song m3u playlists. It's still freezing and running really slow even with the m4a fix. Is there any way I can downgrade to an earlier version before the NMJ music player was added? Or should I just wait for a fix??

average song duration ????
4 minutes?
4000 minutes playlist

66 hours almost 3 days of continues music in a playlist...

Is that a fair requirement... ? or is it obvious that the little box will run out of resources..

That seems like a fair requirement... Ideally I wouldn't want anything capped. The C200 use to handle any audio type and played all my playlists without hassle. So can I downgrade the firmware or am I going to brick??

accident · 07-09-2012, 08:32 PM

Nobody is posting any problems with large playlists. Yes there was a problem with audio files named .m4a but it had nothing to do with playing it inside a playlist, a large playlist or a small playlist. it was a problem with files named .m4a. the files played just file if they were named .aac.

Are you trying to report that there is a problem with large playlists or do you have some files inside your playlist that are crashing and the playlist itself does work.

swankness · (This post was last modified: 07-09-2012 09:09 PM by swankness.)

(07-09-2012 08:32 PM)accident Wrote: Nobody is posting any problems with large playlists. Yes there was a problem with audio files named .m4a but it had nothing to do with playing it inside a playlist, a large playlist or a small playlist. it was a problem with files named .m4a. the files played just file if they were named .aac.

Are you trying to report that there is a problem with large playlists or do you have some files inside your playlist that are crashing and the playlist itself does work.

Exactly... It was posted that m4a file type wouldn't play and was fixed in this public release. Before having a .m4a in a small or large playlist would freeze the player... HOW can you NOT think there is a connection between the two? Now it could be a similar problem or this time it could be a resource thing.

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