Did anyboby buy this PMP from Tinydeal?

[makd511]

oh, and also the latest firmware from the s:flo / roclchip has game emulation, GBA, GBC etc .. try that aswell, but i think you may nave a totoal lack of buttons

[knob]

Well Hit , I tried both these firmware from players that look the same:-
http://www.mympxplayer.org/rockchip-...-am-df924.html
100% works fine, it's the TV-out version.

and this one which appears to be the improved firmware like yours Hit and I just get a white screen:-
http://www.mympxplayer.org/rockchip-...-am-df927.html

So hardware does play a big part once again, but I do hope to find an improved firmware that will work.

[Hit]

Originally Posted by makd511";p=&quot

just on the off chance, and this may not be implemented but

i have the s:flo player with all the new firmware updates you have (audio video resume, move formats etc) , well, what we also have is album art

so, does your player have album art, embedded art works, so can you give it a try, i really don't think it will be there but its worth a shot, there was talk that art was to become a standard with all base rockchip firmwares but only seen it so far in a couple of players

anyway, give it a bash and see

All my songs have album art as I use iTunes and I set album arts for every albums
But they do not show in the MP3, nor does GBC roms so doubt that GBA roms will work

Tough I'm having a problem with the player, if I shut it down and boot it up again the MicroSD isn't recognized I need to take out MicroSD and put it back in, I really dislike that even tough It's not a really big problem since I'm only using the MicroSD for movies, not really useful unless trying some exploits to get into C:/

EDIT:

Looked into somebody elses firmware files found this email:
"zengfeng1897@gmail.com" it's probably the person who engineered the Rockchip firmware
And found out that C:/ Is Firmware partition and D:/ The Flash(So in my case the 8GB Flash probably Hynix)
Not very useful but its something

found this on the internet lol:
From: wiseman <zengfeng1897>
Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2006 20:11:11 +0800
Hi:
There are so many nes emulators that I have no idea which one is the
simplest way to port to the device based on ARM9.

thank you

[Hit]

I just got a response from the seller

He says he accidently send me the version without TV-OUT
I gotten a few options to choose from

1): We would like to refund you 3.00GBP as compensation .
2): We would like to send you one 1GB micro card which is suit mp5 player as compansaction.
3): We would liket to offer you a discount in the coming future if you buy from me again.
4):You could send it back for a replacement with TV-OUT function.

Fair options as I see, well I already have a 8GB Microsd, and Shipping it back is going to take a lot of time
So I'm going to pick either 1 or 3
Probably 3 and then buy http://cgi.ebay.nl/Plug-Play-SUPER-M...QQcmdZViewItem
And resell it costs more then twice the price here(The fake one)

[jsevinsk]

Originally Posted by knob";p=&quot

and this one which appears to be the improved firmware like yours Hit and I just get a white screen:-
http://www.mympxplayer.org/rockchip-...-am-df927.html

What's weird is that although this firmware came from my player, when I try to load it back in, it doesn't work. I can't explain.

[Hit]

I just thought, isn't there some software that can reveal hidden partition
I thought I read somewhere somebody's hidden partition did no longer show and used software + some Drivers to show Hidden partition can't I do that? or would that software also format the partition?

[makd511]

there is a small setup.rkw file that is used by the rk27dm program during its recovery mode,

basically its a fake firmware file, if this is loaded onto the main memory of the player and then the player is reconnected then it forces windows to find new hardware and ask for driver, direct windows to some rockus driver and voila .. your partition is revealed .... but i do not know if this will in any way wipe the partition out ...

i have onlt tested this on a user who had already knacked their partiton any way so i do not know how it will react .. it could just reveal the partiton OR wipe it out and reformat it and then show it##not sure what would happen

its experimental .. so .....

[Hit]

Originally Posted by makd511";p=&quot

there is a small setup.rkw file that is used by the rk27dm program during its recovery mode,

basically its a fake firmware file, if this is loaded onto the main memory of the player and then the player is reconnected then it forces windows to find new hardware and ask for driver, direct windows to some rockus driver and voila .. your partition is revealed .... but i do not know if this will in any way wipe the partition out ...

i have onlt tested this on a user who had already knacked their partiton any way so i do not know how it will react .. it could just reveal the partiton OR wipe it out and reformat it and then show it##not sure what would happen

its experimental .. so .....

Oh I see, then I certainly can't try it as I haven't got a backup
Maybe that knob wants to try that method for me as he does have a backup

[knob]

Just tried it out, didn't do anything the player just ignored the setup.rkw file and I got no firmware partition, didn't get asked for the drivers either.

Tried various ways with the power switch off and the power switch on, even tried the upgrade option from the player. :roll:

I wonder if you need to use a precise sequence of actions to get this to work or my player is the wrong type, maybe it makes a difference which Rock27Boot.bin your players uses. :roll:

I'll try and swap my Rock27Boot.bin for a newer one and see if that works. :idea:

[Hit]

Originally Posted by knob";p=&quot

Just tried it out, didn't do anything the player just ignored the setup.rkw file and I got no firmware partition, didn't get asked for the drivers either.

Tried various ways with the power switch off and the power switch on, even tried the upgrade option from the player. :roll:

I wonder if you need to use a precise sequence of actions to get this to work or my player is the wrong type, maybe it makes a difference which Rock27Boot.bin your players uses. :roll:

I'll try and swap my Rock27Boot.bin for a newer one and see if that works. :idea:

Oh toobad it didn't work, thanks for trying anyway
And let my know is swapping Rock27Boot.bin works