Firmware Update For 2nd Gen HD DVD Players Fixes Dreaded Chroma Bug.
Posted by Tyler Pruitt
closeAuthor: Tyler Pruitt
Name: Tyler Pruitt
Email: tyler@formatwarcentral.com
Site: http://www.tylerpruitt.com
About: As a life long Geek, Tyler is pretty much addicted to anything that has to do with technology. He became hooked on HDTV in early '04, and hasn't looked back since. Tyler is a HD video content addict, and has been since the days of recording HD movies onto D-VHS tapes.
At his day job in the aerospace industry, he is never too far away from the latest FWC related news thanks to Google Reader on the iPhone.See Authors Posts (356) on June 26, 2007
Filed Under: HD DVD
Toshiba has just released a firmware update for their second generation HD DVD players. The version 2.0 firmware update applies to European players as well. The firmware fixes the dreaded “Chroma Bug”, a.k.a “CUE” or “Chroma Upsampling Error” that was present in the players prior to this update. If you are unfamiliar with CUE, hometheaterhifi.com has a great article detailing the problem. The update is available for download via your players Ethernet port.
Picture by cybersoga
Related posts:
- Toshiba Releases 1080p24 Enabled Firmware for 2nd Gen HD DVD Players
- Firmware Version 2.1 Released For 2nd Gen HD DVD Players
- Toshiba Releases HD DVD Firmware Update
- Toshiba Releases Firmware 3.0 for First Gen HD DVD Players
- BD-P2500/BD-P2550 Netflix HD Firmware Update Released
Tags:
1080p,
Chroma Bug,
Downloads,
Ethernet,
HD DVD,
HDMI,
hdmi 1.3,
hdmi 1.3a,
Players,
Releases,
Toshiba
Comments
Feel free to leave a comment...If you have not commented before, your comment will be held for moderation.
and oh, if you want an Avatar to show with your comment, go get a gravatar!