3rd generation iPod Nano clone dead

[mpxman]

Hello,



I just got this black iPod nano clone (1GB, 1.8" or 2.0" LCD), but after firmware update it isn't working. One of the firmwares I have tried made the screen white (I received this fw from reseller), other fw's doesn't work at all.

MP3 Player Product Tool gave this info of the firmware before updating:
Device name: S1 MP3 Player
Productor Wilson Co. Ltd.
Vender ID: 10d6
Product ID: 1101
Version: 9.1.52

Here are components with codes:



Could someone help me to find working firmware?

[ron3003]

There's some firmware here for a player similar to yours
http://www.ycibo.com/mp4help/
Can I ask you to post a link to the firmware your re-seller provided so that others may try it? Thanks.

[pixelart]

hi everyone!
i have a 3rd generation ipod nano clone too.
it's device name: s1 mp3 player.
http://www.ycibo.com/mp4help/ includes a 9.1.52 firmware, but the firmware's device name is LISONG MP3 player. ,
anyway, it didn't work at s1 mp3 player.
i need "s1 mp3 player's 9.1.52" version.
the clones didn't work with the problems about "chip" "size" and other.

if anyone have s1 mp3 player's 9.1.52 or 9.1.52 firmware please send it mimsalih@gmail.com or find in a web page, post it to my mail or here to find everone.

[vx858]

Originally Posted by pixelart";p=&quot

hi everyone!
i have a 3rd generation ipod nano clone too.
it's device name: s1 mp3 player.
http://www.ycibo.com/mp4help/ includes a 9.1.52 firmware, but the firmware's device name is LISONG MP3 player. ,
anyway, it didn't work at s1 mp3 player.
i need "s1 mp3 player's 9.1.52" version.
the clones didn't work with the problems about "chip" "size" and other.

if anyone have s1 mp3 player's 9.1.52 or 9.1.52 firmware please send it mimsalih@gmail.com or find in a web page, post it to my mail or here to find everone.

I don't know if this is what you're looking for but here's a download link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HHLJEHM7

If your 3rd generation iPod nano clone is still working fine then I recommend you not to upgrade its firmware. Doing so is very risky for an Actions-chip based MP4 player, and it is very likely it will result in a non-functional MP4 player.