[bookport] Re: FFMP3 Error
- From: "ROB MEREDITH" <rmeredith@xxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 14 Jun 2004 11:25:00 -0400
Robert:
It sounds like you are trying to send these MP3 files to the root folder =
of the card, and the root is full. Could this be the case? How full is the =
root folder in this case?
Rob Meredith
>>> r-carter@xxxxxxx 06/13/04 06:33PM >>>
Hi All,
I just prepared a folder of mp3 files to send to the Book Port. When I=20
plugged the Book Port in to the pc, I was informed that there was an =
update=20
to the transfer software. I guess it is a little newer than the beta =
from=20
last week. I downloaded and installed it and rebooted. When I attempt =
to=20
send my folder of mp3 files, I get the message "FFMP3: unable to initialize=
=20
index file error." I am selecting the folder in Windows explorer and =
using=20
the send to command to send the folder to the Book Port. I was able to =
do=20
this prior to the new firmware beta with no problem.
Thanks,
Robert Carter
At 07:45 AM 6/7/2004, you wrote:
>I stand corrected:
>
>Hitting 2+b will not start the firmware update with the bpfw._bb file. =
=3D
>The command you need to press is 1+3+*+#
>
>
> >>> lskutchan@xxxxxxx Saturday, June 05, 2004 12:59:59 PM >>>
>You can do the following to get back to the previous firmware:
>
>Download www.aph.org/update/bpfw_1_0_4.bin=3D20=20
>
>Rename this file to bpfw._bb
>
>Copy that file to the root folder of flashcard
>
>Put the flashcard into Book Port
>
>Hit 2+B to reset
>
>The firmware update should start.
>
>
><<< r-carter@xxxxxxx 6/ 5 9:38a >>>
>Hi Dale,
>
>Do you have another compact flash card that you could try to see if =3D
>it=3D3D20
>works normally?
>
>Robert Carter
>
>At 07:27 AM 6/5/2004, you wrote:
>
> >I've tried everything I can think of to get my BP out of its chatter of
> >alternately speaking the name of the default folder and "previous =3D3D
>folder".
> >It appears, also, that everything on the flash card has been erased, =
but =3D
>=3D3D
>the
> >unit won't even accept a format command, so that I could know I'm =3D3D
>starting
> >clean. I'm all too aware that beta testing comes with a risk. Does =
=3D3D
>anyone
> >have an idea of how I could undo the upgrades, so I could return to the
> >versions which worked for me?
> >
> >Dale
>
>
>
> =3D3D20
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