Forum > Sony Ericsson / Sony > Software, Firmware and Drivers > Memory stick BUG are you "sticking" to R1N035 or going back to R1L002?

On 2005-10-15 22:46:34, Leviath wrote:
Im sticking to it since I have no issues whatsoever...

On 2005-10-15 22:31:43, fullforce wrote:
Hi!
As i understand, you can´t roll back your firmware. I´ve asked the support centre and they told me you can´t "go back" I wish one could since the sound in lower sound level hisses and scratches when you play the mp3 player. At least i can hear it clearly when listening to soft songs. Any one have that experience too??? I´ve got the tip that it has to do with the fact that the new firmware have increased/cranked up the sound level from the mps player´s amplifier. I dont think this a hardware/software fault on just my phone alone.
In conclusion to this i really would like to go back to the first firmware!
Regards /M.R

On 2005-10-16 00:42:25, danska wrote:

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On 2005-10-15 22:31:43, fullforce wrote: Hi! As i understand, you can´t roll back your firmware. I´ve asked the support centre and they told me you can´t "go back" I wish one could since the sound in lower sound level hisses and scratches when you play the mp3 player. At least i can hear it clearly when listening to soft songs. Any one have that experience too??? I´ve got the tip that it has to do with the fact that the new firmware have increased/cranked up the sound level from the mps player´s amplifier. I dont think this a hardware/software fault on just my phone alone. In conclusion to this i really would like to go back to the first firmware! Regards /M.R

I tried listening to a song at the lowest volume. All of my m4a/mp4 audio files where fine. (although hard to hear.)
I only have 1 mp3 on my phone. On that track, there was some slight noise. Sounds like a poorly encoded mp3. It's too low for me though. Once i increase the volume, it was fine.

My music is all encoded with mpeg-4 (Not converted from mp3)

Here is a mpeg-4 file to test. See how it sounds with the volume the way you like it.

http://savefile.com/files/6656367

Oh, and be warned. It's a stupid song. Only song i could most likely post without being yelled at. hehe

On 2005-10-16 01:25:52, fullforce wrote:

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On 2005-10-16 00:42:25, danska wrote: Quote: On 2005-10-15 22:31:43, fullforce wrote: Hi! As i understand, you can´t roll back your firmware. I´ve asked the support centre and they told me you can´t "go back" I wish one could since the sound in lower sound level hisses and scratches when you play the mp3 player. At least i can hear it clearly when listening to soft songs. Any one have that experience too??? I´ve got the tip that it has to do with the fact that the new firmware have increased/cranked up the sound level from the mps player´s amplifier. I dont think this a hardware/software fault on just my phone alone. In conclusion to this i really would like to go back to the first firmware! Regards /M.R I tried listening to a song at the lowest volume. All of my m4a/mp4 audio files where fine. (although hard to hear.) I only have 1 mp3 on my phone. On that track, there was some slight noise. Sounds like a poorly encoded mp3. It's too low for me though. Once i increase the volume, it was fine. My music is all encoded with mpeg-4 (Not converted from mp3) Here is a mpeg-4 file to test. See how it sounds with the volume the way you like it. http://savefile.com/files/6656367 Oh, and be warned. It's a stupid song. Only song i could most likely post without being yelled at. hehe

Ok. That was a funny song! Hehe. But that wans´t a soft song with quieter/softer passages in the song. It´s in the soft songs you (i)can hear the hissing sound. For instance the beginning of Aha´s song- Hunting high and low(and i have converted both 96 and 128K-bit with Itunes and it still sounds bad) Maybe i´m too picky but i didn´t have that problem before i upgraded the firmware. And i have compared with the mp3 player on my K700i and it sounds just fine- no hissnig and scratching. I dont think that something i broken on my phone or anything. I use mp4 (aac)by the way. What program/tool do you use and what are your settings?
Thanks M.R