Hi,
When will this be released? I saw that you were running it at Plasa.
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Originally posted by SlamminHi,
When will this be released? I saw that you were running it at Plasa.
1.53 is out, but will it work with a 1.0GHz Touch Screen Computer ?
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Firmware V1.51 and V1.53</font id=“red”> when used on iLive-80, iLive-112, iLive-144 and iLive-176 </font id=“size2”>
Some customers have experienced problems with iLive system speed relating to channel naming with V1.50 or V1.51 firmware. This issue only affects older systems which use a 1.0 GHz control surface Touch Screen Computer.
We are currently working on the next maintenance release (Question - 1.53 or 1.54???)</font id=“blue”>which will fix this problem for 1.0 GHz Touch Screen Computers.</font id=“red”> This firmware is expected to be released shortly
Meanwhile if your iLive control surface has a 1.0GHz Touch Screen Computer and you are experiencing problems, we advise you to revert to V1.43 firmware. Please be aware that in doing so, any shows that have been prepared in version 1.5 will not work – in which case you should revert to your V1.43 shows. Please visit www.ilive-digital.com/firmware in order to download V1.43.
0001608: Channel naming The TouchScreen could slow down or freeze when naming
channels quickly – performance has been improved.
Question - improved or fixed ???
Regards
Peter
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Hi Pete
Yes, 1.53 will work with 1Ghz SBC’s. Sorry for any confusion, there was a typo on our website. The section explaining that 1Ghz SBC users may have problems should only refer to 1.50 and 1.51 users.
0001608: Channel naming issue - This is now fixed in version 1.53
Best Regards
Sam A&H
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Originally posted by StealthHi Pete
Yes, 1.53 will work with 1Ghz SBC’s. Sorry for any confusion, there was a typo on our website. The section explaining that 1Ghz SBC users may have problems should only refer to 1.50 and 1.51 users.
0001608: Channel naming issue - This is now fixed in version 1.53
Best Regards
Sam A&H
Just wanted to be 200% sure - many thanks.
Peter