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giroblade 4th Jul 2007 4:51 pm

9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
i have a 9.0.50 mp4 player (samsung ypt9 look alike). well I was trying to see if any of s1fwx programs would work on my mp4 and when i tried the s1fwx 3.1 version it successfully extracted my firmware. Just 2 verify i tried it again and worked perfectly.

_Odyssey 4th Jul 2007 5:52 pm

giroblade

I seriously doubt s1fwx extracted v9.0.50 from your player... at least in full.
For all fw version 9.0.48 and above, s1fwx DOES create a file, however that file is always incomplete because s1fwx can't access certain parts of the flash chip.
To prove my point, try repairing it or try loading it into s1res to be edited. If you get a "unknown file type" or similar message, then your firmware is useless.

w00t 5th Jul 2007 6:30 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
any updates on this?

mekako 6th Jul 2007 12:27 am

I would be iterested to know how? As I have tried it! and loads of data were missing even so, the program said it was succesful.

I tend to agree with Odyssey

admin 6th Jul 2007 6:43 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
Try s1Clone instead.

It is used to clone s1mp3 players including 9.X.XX players.

You can also have a read at this post here: http://www.mympxplayer.org/s1clone-r...s-vp31300.html.

w00t 6th Jul 2007 6:58 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by admin";p=&quot (Post 32089)
Try
You can also have a read at this post here: http://www.mympxplayer.org/s1clone-r...s-vp31300.html.

"The topic or post you requested does not exist"

I have read that s1clone is thought to be unsure when creating clones, and there are possibilities that what it clones may not be functional.

aryanraj 6th Jul 2007 7:01 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
Admin

as u said he may used s1clone to make backup of 9.0.5.0 firmware, but i wannna to inform u that many times i have tried s1clone latest version for this purpose n some times it says that "SEMAPHOIRE REQUEST TIME OUT" this time it may be that i misspell but each time i get a msg like this way.

when u try to write a firmware on a player, ur PC get s restarted automatically without any warning. i have faced this problem many times, after facing all the problem i comes to knew that there s nothing which can extract or write firmware 9.0.5.0 or above lavel

my firmware is
KTJ - 888
CM 60026
2007/05/12
ACT_V9.0.50


[RYN]

Jess 9th Jul 2007 12:27 pm

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
I have used S1Cone V1.1 to extract 9.0.50, and this seemed to work OK. However, when I attempted to use the extracted file to restore an identical dead player, also using the S1Clone software, it resulted in a system blue screen crash of Windows. Before crashing, the software warned me that the players were not identical, but I believe that they are, so not sure where the problem lies.

Hypnos 11th Jul 2007 9:59 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
sorry, wrong post

gforums 12th Jul 2007 3:54 pm

Hi -
I have the same issues with my 9.0.50. player, which is dead at the moment.

I have a fully s1clone backup, but when trying to flash it back to the player, my windows crashes ans restart without a warning (tried xp and vista).

regards
christian

mcgyver83 13th Jul 2007 6:16 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
I have a mediacom mini jukebox with v9.0.50 fw..

Someone can tell me wath kind of fw I have to take for update my mp4

_Odyssey 13th Jul 2007 6:38 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by mcgyver83";p=&quot (Post 32425)
I have a mediacom mini jukebox with v9.0.50 fw..

Someone can tell me wath kind of fw I have to take for update my mp4

You never update a working player with another version of firmware EVER. There are too many different players out there with many different versions of firmware. If you use another version it will most likely kill your player.

If it is working fine... leave it alone.

mcgyver83 13th Jul 2007 8:35 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
I hope that new fw can have better features such has volume adjust during video playback. But if I search a newer fw after 9.0.50 isn't suggested to update?

_Odyssey 13th Jul 2007 9:00 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by mcgyver83";p=&quot (Post 32433)
I hope that new fw can have better features such has volume adjust during video playback. But if I search a newer fw after 9.0.50 isn't suggested to update?

No.

Actions chipsets aren't like that. Theres really no such thing as 'better' or 'new features'. Updating a higher version will kill your player because it's a version that IS NOT MEANT to be for your player. I can tell you that you won't get any new features by attempting to change the firmware. Just a dead player. Each firmware is unique to it's player. It was made for one specific player only.

Simply, Actions chipsets firmware is not to be 'updated'.

Just do a search on how many people have killed thier players by trying to 'update' thier firmware. There are thousands.. maybe tens of thousands of them.

Just don't do it... it's not worth the pain.

Swecovers 17th Jul 2007 11:39 am

Any news about when there will be a working extractor?

nachoman 18th Jul 2007 8:28 am

So is s1clone really safe to use yet on version 9 players?

Jess 18th Jul 2007 8:56 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
I have used it to extract a dump file from a player with 9.0.50 firmware. It appeared to execute without any problems, a large file was created, and my player is still working. Therefore, the answer is that it should be safe to do so.

However, I had hoped to use the dump file to restore what I thought was an identical dead player. When I tried this, the S1 clone warned that the players were not identical and if I tried to proceed this caused a blue screen crash of my PC. I am unable to check whether the dump file would successfully restore the player it was extracted from, because I do not want to risk damaging a working player!

mcgyver83 25th Jul 2007 11:54 pm

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
Ok,so why people that update fw?
Yuo say that my player is s1 mp3 player, has radio fm,video ecc but is dangerous to use something such wilco ltd 9.0.xx with xx > 50?

Th3_uN1Qu3 26th Jul 2007 9:53 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by mcgyver83
Ok,so why people that update fw?
Yuo say that my player is s1 mp3 player, has radio fm,video ecc but is dangerous to use something such wilco ltd 9.0.xx with xx > 50?

It's dangerous to use anything else that the firmware which has been provided by the manufacturer. :P

mcgyver83 27th Jul 2007 12:32 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
So I don't have advantages in new fw.. sob sob :-(

Butch 18th Aug 2007 9:30 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mcgyver83";p=&quot (Post 32433)
I hope that new fw can have better features such has volume adjust during video playback. ....

Hi i have an noname player with the Action chip (ACU 7515) and firmware 9.1.51. This looks like a newer version (compared to 9.0.50) but you still can not change the volume during video play.

mcgyver83 19th Aug 2007 11:52 pm

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Butch";p=&quot (Post 35225)
Quote:

Originally Posted by mcgyver83";p=&quot (Post 32433)
I hope that new fw can have better features such has volume adjust during video playback. ....

Hi i have an noname player with the Action chip (ACU 7515) and firmware 9.1.51. This looks like a newer version (compared to 9.0.50) but you still can not change the volume during video play.


So if I have ACU 7515 chip I can upgrade my fw to 9.1.51 without problem or have to use only MEDIACOM fw?
On italian mediacom site I can't find my product...

lattesurf 20th Aug 2007 2:37 am

mcgyver83 , it is never recommended to "upgrade" any firmware. Chances are 99% you would brick your player instead.

These firmwares are hardware specific, and changes frequently when manufacturers find cheaper component alternatives. However, they do not update the version number as they change the firmware. So even if you get a firmware with the exact same number, most likely it is not compatible with your player.

Just search the dead players section, and you'll understand more.

mcgyver83 20th Aug 2007 5:11 am

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
So if mediacom never release a new fw I stay with my version.

Ok,thanks a lot!

yanuar.s 24th Oct 2007 3:41 am

wow ... i still try to use s1clone v1.1 and ... it takes so long

DrAries77 30th Oct 2007 2:15 pm

Re: 9.0.50 firmware can be extracted
 
To Odyssey:

I'm not agree with you. I reckon that many people upgrading firmwares only because they have the hope to have some improvments or bug fixes. I would like to underline that some mp3 or dvd player are put on market with a lot of problem (such as a poor file management, casual system crashes, etc..). So a user look for a solution on the internet and, unfortunately, in several cases the firmware upgrading fails.
This is also a fault of manifactures which put on market incomplete products because they are pressed by the laws of market. Moreover, they in several cases don't support the final user with official new firmware versions (except famous manifactuers).

Bye ;)

Metallica45 31st Oct 2007 11:45 am

and now any solution for update or extract the firmware

zaid786 19th Dec 2007 7:31 am

Is it possible to extract version 9.1.52 yet? My mp4 player is:

MP3 PLAYER
XTD_91N51_V5
2007-07-14
9.1.52
2006-05-17


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