Archos Ondio 128 & Ondio FM Recorder Firmware 1.32b
Driver Brief
| Version: | 1.32b |
| Release: | 11/23/03 |
| Update: | 11/25/04 |
| License: | Free Driver |
| File Name: | ajbrec.ajz |
| File Size: | 325 Kb |
| Environment: | Firmware |
| Category: | Cameras And Mp3 Player Driver Download |
| Vendor: | Archos |
| Subcategory: | Archos Cameras And Mp3 Player Driver Download |
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Archos Ondio 128 & Ondio FM Recorder Firmware 1.32b.
I : Change starting screen title to 'ONDIO FM' and add some improvements in display
I : Last selected radio station is now saved on shutting down and restored on power ON.
I : File and directory is now created with a date set to saturday, 1 January 2000 at 00:00:xx
I : Recorded file ID3 tag comment is changed to 'created w. ARCHOS ONDIO FM'
I : Improve reliability of file saving function when it is used after radio with pre-recording active
Bug : Fix bad second/bitrate display on playing some MP3 files.
Bug : Keep browser file display in same order on return from playing a MP3 file
Bug : MP3 recording sample rate and quality settings is now immediatly applied in recorder
Bug : Recorded file name is now immediatly modified in accordance with input source in recorder
Bug : Fix wrong VBR write in MP3 file header generated by clipping
Bug : USB is now re-allowed after playing radio with pre-recording active
Special updating instructions (Non returnable OS)
For this version, the Ondio updating procedure reprograms the internal memory of the Ondio. As in the regular case, copy the ajbrec.ajz file into the root directory of the Ondio. Properly disconnect the Ondio from your computer. The Ondio will reboot. Unlike other updates, you will see a message RAZ indicating that the Ondio is destroying the original factory programmed OS. Next you will see PRG where it is reprogramming the internal memory with the new OS. Once this is done, your Ondio will always have a minimum of OS version 1.32b. Later updates will simple keep a copy of the update in the root directory and use that each time it boots up. If any later version is deleted, such as from a reformatting, the Ondio will revert to version 1.32b.