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post #901 of 1154
Quote:


Originally posted by Sango
Sure does, saids right on the website and on the official documention I have.

Thank you!
post #902 of 1154
HI
I am new to this forum. I copied a DVD movie using my Pioneer DVD-R burner. My Panasonic RV-32 didn't play it. THus I searched online about the problem and found the firmware update link. I updated the DVD player, but still it will not play the DVD-R movie I created. I thought the update will allow me to play DVD-R discs. Perhaps I was wrong. Could someone shed some light?

Thanks
post #903 of 1154
Thank you Sango and Mike. Downloaded the file from Mike's ftp site, and followed the procedure outlined by Sango to upgrade my rp-56 firmware. Everything was a breeze!
post #904 of 1154
Hi Atomic Flip,

I do still have my copy of the 94.3MB file, but I don't know how I can send it to you. Problem is: I don't have a host.
post #905 of 1154
Thread Starter 
Flip has it now.
post #906 of 1154
Did you not use "bitsetting" on your DVD burner to set the DVD to DVD-ROM type?

Quote:


Originally posted by stevoruni
HI
I am new to this forum. I copied a DVD movie using my Pioneer DVD-R burner. My Panasonic RV-32 didn't play it. THus I searched online about the problem and found the firmware update link. I updated the DVD player, but still it will not play the DVD-R movie I created. I thought the update will allow me to play DVD-R discs. Perhaps I was wrong. Could someone shed some light?

Thanks
post #907 of 1154
OK Guys!

BIG THANKS to SANGO!!!

I have successfully upgraded my Denon from 054 to 068 and I must say the image improvement is very noticeable. Colors seem more saturated. Deeper blacks aswell. I am not sure how they managed to do it but it is indeed improved.

I do have the 94 meg file now. If someone is in need of it still lets see if we can find a place to host it for a while.

Mike Parent,

How about your FTP?

Thanks again Sango!

A.F.
post #908 of 1154
Atomic Flip:

I've been trying to make sure I've got the correct file for updating my Denon 1600 from 054 to 068. I even went so far as to buy the firmware update disk from JVB Digital - and it didn't work - still at 054.

So...it seems like you've been successful. Have you had any luck getting a host for the file?

The largest file on the DVD burned by Blindwrite 4.5.7.92 from a compressed RAR file (rp82v302) is ~59 meg. In your post you mentioned the "full 94 meg file"; is this the size of one of the files on the burned DVD?

If you could post the list of files on the final DVD I would certainly appreciate it - I really don't want to trash my SDI-modded 1600 by trying to update with the wrong firmware.

Thanks.

Russ
post #909 of 1154
Thread Starter 
Thef files are on a CD, not DVD.

The image I provided flip is the Nero image of it. The BW image doesn't need to be used anymore since it has extra information(which is useful for copy protected disc) which isn't necessary for this disc. The Nero image is smaller in otherwards.
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Atomic:

Reguarding the notice about colors, the MPEG decoder had to be re-written in other to notice the changes you've noticed.

Sango
post #910 of 1154
I mis-spoke - it's a CD, not a DVD.

So the bottom line is: does anyone have the file?

Thanks,
Russ
post #911 of 1154
Thread Starter 
It's mentioned right in my thread so I'm not sure what the problem is.
post #912 of 1154
Quote:


Originally posted by Atomic Flip

I do have the 94 meg file now. If someone is in need of it still lets see if we can find a place to host it for a while.

Mike Parent,

How about your FTP?

A.F.

Sorry but that would be pushing it, it is a hosted server and space is not unlimited.
post #913 of 1154
Hi Lite Up

I didn't do any bitsetting at all. A friend actually suggested that I used a different brand of DVD rom and a different burning Software. I was using CompUSA dvd and burning with Roxio. I switched to TDK Dvd and used Nero and it worked. So I am not sure if the combination of the burning software and the DVD make the difference.

stevoruni
post #914 of 1154
I sure would like a copy of the file for my Denon 1600 also. I donated and sent an email but I have had no response. Is there any other way to get the update? I have firmware version 025 on my Denon.
tia,
Ron
post #915 of 1154
Russel Johns,

I am not sure if you can update a "modded" 1600 with this disk. You might want to check that out with some other people on here before attempting it.

The list of files are as follows. . .

H:\\DVDPUPDT.FRM - 32.03 MB
H:\\MEI_DVDP\\MDP010_1.FRM - 58.00 MB
H:\\MEI_DVDP\\MDP010_1.PGC - 0.04 KB
H:\\VIDEO_TS\\VIDEO_TS.BUP - 16.00 KB
H:\\VIDEO_TS\\VIDEO_TS.IFO - 16.00 KB
H:\\VIDEO_TS\\VIDEO_TS.VOB - 3.50 MB
H:\\VIDEO_TS\\VTS_01_0.BUP - 12.00 KB
H:\\VIDEO_TS\\VTS_01_0.IFO - 12.00 KB
H:\\VIDEO_TS\\VTS_01_1.VOB - 234.00 KB

Total Size Approximately - 99 MB

Hope this helps. . .

A.F.
post #916 of 1154
Thread Starter 
ellisr63:

Looks like Kevin has been very busy as it took him a very long time to reply to my email. I'll send it to you then.

If you have online MSN/AIM/ICQ, just PM me and I'll get it taken care of.
post #917 of 1154
I've tried upgrading my rp-91's firmware using the latest file (80 MB rar, 144 MB nrg), but when I put the disk in the player I get a message that "The player is not applicable to the up-date. Please eject the disk." I burned the CD using Nero 5, and it looks like a good burn according to the images on the firmware site.

My current firmware version is 208 - this is what was installed at the factory. Any idea why the upgrade isn't working for me? Is my current version too old?
post #918 of 1154
Thread Starter 
Hi Shady:

You're not the first one who's had this issue - this happened to several others out of the majority of owners. The solution is to upgrade to older newer versions before upgrading to the latest.

I know that 259 to 262 works fine.

You can get the other versions here.

Sango
post #919 of 1154
Hello Sango,

I ve a panasonic european version of the RP91 which is RA71;
I am looking for making it region free and upgrade it to a new firmware.

Can you help me?

Thanks

Bruno
post #920 of 1154
Sango, Any news on the 97S firmware updates. I hope something will be coming soon to fix the Macroblocking problem.
post #921 of 1154
Thread Starter 
Well I can tell you that the firmware list does have the RA71. However, the thing is I'm not quite so sure if it's the same unit because the firmware reports are different.

I'm also unsure if it can be made region free with the SCV Disc #2 trick unless you have confirmed it.
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rwestley:

No, I'll let let news out when I get the information.

Sango
post #922 of 1154
thanks sango,

What is the way to obtain this disc to try it on my RA71?

thanks

Bruno
post #923 of 1154
Thread Starter 
bannani,

Yeah but unless you have a contact in Australia then you would be out of luck because the disc was distributed from Panasonic Australia.

You can test without the disc by getting the hidden password window to come out which I described in the forums.

Sango
post #924 of 1154
I have an unmodded Denon DVD-1600 that I would also like to update. I am currently at 054. I'm using a Mac OS X system, so I need an ISO image version of the update.

Kevin T: I would be happy to donate to your site if I could get the older version that does my player.

Thanks.
post #925 of 1154
Hi Sango,

I'm in a fix now. I didn't upgrade my firmware. But somehow I had to reset my RP82 due to some disc problem. I didn't realise it until much later that my player is no longer multi-region. By pressing pause, eject and 7, it shows 3PN (used to be 1PN).

I'm surprised that the multiregion is gone, isn't it hardware related and un-erasable? If it's software related, is there any way of getting it back (similar to firmware update)?
post #926 of 1154
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Originally posted by pixel8
Hi Sango,

I'm in a fix now. I didn't upgrade my firmware. But somehow I had to reset my RP82 due to some disc problem. I didn't realise it until much later that my player is no longer multi-region. By pressing pause, eject and 7, it shows 3PN (used to be 1PN).

I'm surprised that the multiregion is gone, isn't it hardware related and un-erasable? If it's software related, is there any way of getting it back (similar to firmware update)?

Generally an static RAM setting. As far as I know the only way to set/reset it would be with the service discs.

BTW all firmware upgrades reset the region settings just like the other setting to the default values.
post #927 of 1154
Thread Starter 
If the firmware upgrade was performed that tne ERPOM would of been re-written losing the mod capabilities instnatly.

I do believe the unit is still regino free except the unit is setup to report as R3 for RCE purposes.

If you have the JVB mod then try this....
Using the remote - Power on unit, turn off, press 1, then power again.

Perform the reset sequence, then set all user settings again. When checking the region, it should report back R1 again. If you want to change the unit to report a differnt region then you can press other numbers form 2-6 if you like.

Sango
post #928 of 1154
Sango, thanks for the link to older firmware versions. I did successfully upgrade to 236, then to 259, but I still get the same error when trying to go to 262.

It's something of a moot point, however, since the only reason I was trying a firmware upgrade was because my player suddenly stopped playing my dvd's (still plays audio cd's fine). It reads the first few seconds, sometimes displays the first frame or two of the first track, and then slows down and eventually locks up (no error codes). I took it to a repair shop I trust (not an authorized Panasonic shop unfortunately) and the technician said it did play older dvd's but had trouble with newer ones. He talked to a panasonic rep who suggested a firmware upgrade, but I still have the same problem now.

Since it plays older dvd's, it doesn't sound like the laser is the problem. I'm guessing a hardware problem with the mainboard. Doh!

Any other suggestions before I look on the bright side and pick up a 59avi?
post #929 of 1154
Thread Starter 
Maybe your spindle motor is beginning to fail if it actually stops spinning.

Most likely there is a way to get to the 262 indirectly. Since the 236 has the version override, you can go back to that version then try 262 or 250.

I do have a patch overide 227 version as well.

Sango
post #930 of 1154
Quote:


Originally posted by Sango
If the firmware upgrade was performed that tne ERPOM would of been re-written losing the mod capabilities instnatly.

Sango, you know what part (part number?) contains the configuration settings? Generally firmware code is kept in a flash part and configuration settings on another part. I've never looked at the parts inside these players, I'd like to hope I could read a part and modify it. =)

If anyone knows... what part contains the settings? And maybe have the skills to figure out what location is affected by changing the region setting?

just occured to me that these settings could also be all the other internal values displayed in diagnostic mode...
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