Where to find the firmware on a Beosystem 3?
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Where would one find the firmware on a beosystem 3? What is the current firmware?
To Access the Service Menu: Menu,Menu,0,0,Go
In the Service Menu: Monitor,Go,Monitor Information,Go
The number at the right end of the first line is the current SW version
The current version is 4.12 but it is reported to be buggy and causes loss of the screen display in some cases.
In the Service Menu: Monitor,Go,Monitor Information,Go
The number at the right end of the first line is the current SW version
The current version is 4.12 but it is reported to be buggy and causes loss of the screen display in some cases.
To Beobuff, Does the new sw 4.12 support 24 fprs?
Thanks for the reply, I purchased the beosystem 3 on the 26 of febuary, it has the 3.1 firmware. What are the differences between 3.1 and 4.12?
Hi, there is a lot of differencies between sw 3.1 and 4.12. I recommend you to upgrade as soon as possible to sw 4.0 at least.
Ok, but now we still don't know what the differences are ![Erm]()
Variety of bug fixes - Version 3 fixed problems with the picture in link rooms and audio problems when Speaker 5 was selected when listening to an audio source. 3.1 fixed a problem with Teletext. Version 4.0 is the big one and fixes all sorts of silly little faults and helps prevent crashes. Also offers support for the Beolab 10! 4.12 adds the sharpness control for customers.
My B&O Icons:
The major improvement is that 4.x enables true 1080p output and throughput from HD-DVD/Blu-Ray players to the screen. The 3.x versions output only 1080i from the electronics and the screen has to deinterlace the signal to 1080p. AOTBE, 4.x should provide a smoother and cleaner picture quality.
That having been said, there have been reports that, at least in some cases, upgrading to 4.12 causes a complete loss of picture and necessitates a rollback to 4.02 to regain video display. I reported this problem in the Deutsche Beoworld forum a few days ago. As of yesterday, B&O had not identified the source of the problem.
As regards 1080p 24f/s I can't say. However, I do know that my 65" Panny 9UK doesn't support 24f/s with DVI digital input; oddly enough, it will support 24f/s with analogue component input. Given that BV4 is based on the Panny, it may well also not support 24f/s. So 24 f/s from a BS3 may not be relevant. I have no idea whether the BV7 display supports 1080p 24 f/s. Anyone?
That having been said, there have been reports that, at least in some cases, upgrading to 4.12 causes a complete loss of picture and necessitates a rollback to 4.02 to regain video display. I reported this problem in the Deutsche Beoworld forum a few days ago. As of yesterday, B&O had not identified the source of the problem.
As regards 1080p 24f/s I can't say. However, I do know that my 65" Panny 9UK doesn't support 24f/s with DVI digital input; oddly enough, it will support 24f/s with analogue component input. Given that BV4 is based on the Panny, it may well also not support 24f/s. So 24 f/s from a BS3 may not be relevant. I have no idea whether the BV7 display supports 1080p 24 f/s. Anyone?
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