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Old 26th June 2005, 03:14   #1  |  Link
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LG Firmware Updates

I have had a LG GSA-4040B for about 2 years and have never been tempted to update its firmware just in case I c*ck it up. I've no problems with its operation so far, but am I missing out by not updating, or is it a case of "if it aint broke....".
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Old 26th June 2005, 03:38   #2  |  Link
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Personally, I'm with the "if it ain't broke..." theory. Unless it's a dual layer burner that might need updating to burn DL discs, I'd leave it alone!
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Old 26th June 2005, 11:21   #3  |  Link
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Wrong section of the forum

Actually guys...

The "Hardware Players" section of the forum isn't the correct place to discuss this sort of thing... You need the "PC Hard & Software" section: -




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And actually, new firmware versions tend to make the burning quality better on all media and add new writing strategies for newer media (so it doesn't have use a bulk strategy).
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i'm looking for firmware upgrade

hello everyone,

i'm new here, i'm looking for a firmware upgrade for my LG LDA-530, specifically to be able to play xvid movies with resolutions higher than the max 720x576.

and maybe fix a few issues with the player, like long powerup/load time when a disc is already in the drive and support more characters in filename.

i heard fallenangel makes some firmwares, but his doesnt seem to break the resolution limitation.

Anyone know where i could find such a firmware ?
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hello everyone,

i'm new here, i'm looking for a firmware upgrade for my LG LDA-530, specifically to be able to play xvid movies with resolutions higher than the max 720x576.

and maybe fix a few issues with the player, like long powerup/load time when a disc is already in the drive and support more characters in filename.

i heard fallenangel makes some firmwares, but his doesnt seem to break the resolution limitation.

Anyone know where i could find such a firmware ?
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alge66,
i had one LG GSA-4040B and if i good remeber was needed to update the firmware to recognize 8X medias or something like this.
link to firmware page that i had used for this brand/model: http://tdb.rpc1.org/
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