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Changes:

- Fixed certain BDMV crashed when switching to last audio track.
- Fixed an issue where the first character in korean font was missing.
- Fixed an intermittent issue where after BDMV playback with audio track switched, the next M2TS played with no audio and wrongly shown as MPEG1.
- Fixed certain BD videos with smi subtitles crashed when started playback
- Fixed certain DTS-HD having no audio output during start of playback or after switching subtitles but recovered only after certain trickmode
- Fixed random audio drop issue on certain 3D TrueHD videos via samba playback
- Fixed certain HEVC videos only played with audio and no video.
- Fixed unable to turn off display during standby mode
- Fixed smi subtitles for bd and mkv could not not display more than 1 line
- Fixed certain 3D truehd clips kept buffering via samba playback
- Fixed intermittent issue where mkv video froze and resumed for a few times when switching subtitles on the fly
- Fixed certain case where device could not reset to factory default when setting was having problem.
- Workaround to fix for 4K tvmode (UI) -> 3D 1080p24 (video)-> 4K tvmode (UI), getting black screen
- further improve on truehd audio drop-out problem
- fixed VXP-deinterlacer not working problem
- support framerate sync to 24fps, 30fps and 60fps video
- fixed online video streaming sometimes freeze at certain point cannot continue playback
- added DVD-lite menu (same as BD-lite menu)
- changed korean font
- fixed some HEVC mp4 play with no audio
- added support for index.smi for BDMV folder
- fixed dts audio drop issue on some mkv
- fixed sometimes can see glance of purple screen during playback with subtitle
- fixed for sometimes pgs subtitles for mkv does not show
- fixed for sometimes pgs subtitles sometimes blink
- added option to disable force subtitle (known issue missing option in setup page)

About Media Player Updates:

Installing a firmware update for your Media Player improves the general user experience by adding new features, fixing bugs, and enhancing the compatibility of your device, in order to play various formats of audio and video content.

By updating your Media Player, you can actually prolong the device’s life because, this way, it will be in sync with the new industry standards for content creation.

However, the process of updating your device is a risky one if not done according to strict instructions, such as: make sure that the firmware you have downloaded is compatible with your device, and don’t interfere with the player during the update process.

The most common method of upgrading your Media Player is by using a USB stick or update DVD. Although this process is very straightforward, each device has certain particularities that you must take into account.

If you consider using this update for your Media Player, feel free to click the download button, install the firmware and enjoy. Check out our website as often as possible to keep your Media Player up to date with the latest software and firmware.