Beta firmware update now available from oppo site.
Im very happy as its fixed some 'banding 'issues that were present on certain HD files
If you do update, oppo say its VERY IMPORTANT to run a factory reset afterwards
the major changes included in this version are:
1. Upgrade the Blu-ray loader firmware (CN0900), which can read discs more quietly, smoothly and accurately with improved error detection.
2. Add a new option for "Output Volume" in the set-up menu (Set-up -> Audio Processing -> Output Volume). You can either enable or disable volume control for the analogue audio output. When "Output Volume" is set to "Fixed", the player outputs a fixed volume level that is the same as the volume control set to 100. When “Output Volume” is set to “Variable”, the analogue output volume can be controlled by the remote "VOL +/-" buttons. By default in EU firmware the volume control on the player is disabled to avoid accidentally reducing the player's output level.
3. Add the "direct play" support for DVD-A discs. Once the disc loading is done, you can directly press the STOP followed by the PLAY buttons on the remote to start the playback. This feature is useful for customers who do not use a video monitor while playing audio discs.
4. Added ID-Tag support for APE and FLAC files. Now these formats will show Title, Artist, Album and Genre on screen when played back at the Home Menu. Embedded Album Art is also supported for FLAC files.
5. Added OGG and OGM Vorbis media support. For OGG, the channel number is limited up to 2 and the sample rate is limited up to 96KHz.
6. Improve BD-Live connectivity. For example, "MovieIQ" will now properly connect and download additional media on selected Sony Pictures Blu-ray titles.
7. Improve DLNA performance, which includes faster indexing and more reliable media playback, and added additional DLNA server support. Media file names are now displayed in alphabetical order.
8. Improve HDMI compatibility with some A/V receivers and televisions.
9. Add support for Polish subtitles.
10. Add multi-languages to player user interface. German, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Dutch and Chinese.
11. Improve the general disc compatibility based on recent and upcoming Blu-ray releases as well as user-submitted disc samples.
Im very happy as its fixed some 'banding 'issues that were present on certain HD files
If you do update, oppo say its VERY IMPORTANT to run a factory reset afterwards
the major changes included in this version are:
1. Upgrade the Blu-ray loader firmware (CN0900), which can read discs more quietly, smoothly and accurately with improved error detection.
2. Add a new option for "Output Volume" in the set-up menu (Set-up -> Audio Processing -> Output Volume). You can either enable or disable volume control for the analogue audio output. When "Output Volume" is set to "Fixed", the player outputs a fixed volume level that is the same as the volume control set to 100. When “Output Volume” is set to “Variable”, the analogue output volume can be controlled by the remote "VOL +/-" buttons. By default in EU firmware the volume control on the player is disabled to avoid accidentally reducing the player's output level.
3. Add the "direct play" support for DVD-A discs. Once the disc loading is done, you can directly press the STOP followed by the PLAY buttons on the remote to start the playback. This feature is useful for customers who do not use a video monitor while playing audio discs.
4. Added ID-Tag support for APE and FLAC files. Now these formats will show Title, Artist, Album and Genre on screen when played back at the Home Menu. Embedded Album Art is also supported for FLAC files.
5. Added OGG and OGM Vorbis media support. For OGG, the channel number is limited up to 2 and the sample rate is limited up to 96KHz.
6. Improve BD-Live connectivity. For example, "MovieIQ" will now properly connect and download additional media on selected Sony Pictures Blu-ray titles.
7. Improve DLNA performance, which includes faster indexing and more reliable media playback, and added additional DLNA server support. Media file names are now displayed in alphabetical order.
8. Improve HDMI compatibility with some A/V receivers and televisions.
9. Add support for Polish subtitles.
10. Add multi-languages to player user interface. German, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Dutch and Chinese.
11. Improve the general disc compatibility based on recent and upcoming Blu-ray releases as well as user-submitted disc samples.
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