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Sorry to dig this this out..Very interesting, thanks for sharing!
It's possible that I may be able to include this in the next Walkman One firmware update.
want to know if it is included in the current version?
Sorry to dig this this out..Very interesting, thanks for sharing!
It's possible that I may be able to include this in the next Walkman One firmware update.
NoSorry to dig this this out..
want to know if it is included in the current version?
Yes they are still activeHi guys, is NPAudio still in business so they could work some of their magic on ZX?
So far cannot reach anyone on email O.o
This is one of the greatest mysteries of Life, the Universe and Everything. You can set up and save three different sound settings, you can over-write the saved settings with new settings, and there are two different ways of doing that. The user manual states "Saved Sound Settings Select the item to save or retrieve customized settings" but in the six years I've had NW-ZX300's I've never found the "retrieve" function.I have a question. I see in the UI that I can save up to three different sound settings. But, how do I recall and activate one of those saved settings?
With MrWalkman firmware?
MrWalkman fw is identical with stock fw in the player app gui and RockBox is purely a utillity to change region and remove volume capThat may be an option with Rockbox or Mr Walkman firmware, but I'm just intrigued to find out why the native Sony firmware doesn't do what it says on the tin...I did wonder whether the've just got the UI text wrong...
As fas as I know there is no RockBox for the Sony daps. I tried RockBox on an iPod and on an old iRiver years agoI know that the Rockbox Destination Tool is for changing region and volume cap - I used it for my Japanese-sourced NW-ZX300. However Rockbox also has (or claims to have) "firmware focused on audio playback quality". To quote their own forum "Rockbox, for most models, includes a wider range of sound settings than that device's original firmware". They state "A lot of work has been put into making Rockbox sound the best it can". I've never tried it, so can't comment on its performance - also I'm not sure if their firmware is user-installable or if they have to do the installation themselves.
I just checked. They do have firmware for Sony NWZ-E350, NWZ-E360, NWZ-E370, NWZ-E380, NWZ-E450, NWZ-E460, NWZ-E470, NWZ-E580, NWZ-A860, NWZ-A10, and NW-A20 series, but with "limited functionality".As fas as I know there is no RockBox for the Sony daps. I tried RockBox on an iPod and on an old iRiver years ago