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Pioneer Updates rekordbox Firmware

By TonyBruno on 03/19/2010 at 07:30
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Pioneer released a new version of their rekordbox music management, which enables DJs to connect their laptops directly to the CDJ-2000 and CDJ-900 decks.


It launches alongside an essential firmware upgrade for both players that adds several major new features and improvements (firmware v3.00).

Firmware v3.0 – New Features:
  • rekordbox™ Link and online export – Drag & drop playback with connected CDJs via LAN cable
  • Quantize Loop improvement – From 0.5 audio frame to 1ms accuracy.
  • GUI Improvement – New default Info pane for Playlist View with scrolling DJ comments (selectable in UTILITY menu) – CDJ-2000 only
  • Version Number – Version number will be displayed after power on.
  • Caution Display – Caution will be displayed when linked with older CDJ firmware.


Enhancements

  • History registering time changed from 45 seconds to 60 seconds plus Dark Green colour indication.
  • History Playlist – Changed file played longer than 60 sec colour to Dark Green. (CDJ-2000 only)
  • Text scroll speed on LCD increased from 2x (CDJ-2000 only)
  • Search mode – Deleting back tick and adding apostrophe for search mode. CDJ-2000 only.
  • 24 bit USB Audio – MAC OS X and ASIO4ALL Windows.


Bug Fix

  • LCD flicker
  • File number limitation (61 files) in YEAR browse mode
  • Digital Output – lead out recording error causing external device to stop recording


rekordbox v1.1.0 – New Features

  • rekordbox LINK export feature is now supported for use with the CDJ-2000/900.
  • Option for hiding the Track Player.


Bug Fix

  • Wrong playlist track is exported during an export operation.
  • Crash after track is imported containing special characters in its tag info.
  • Track sort info is erased when an export or import operation is performed.


More info and details here.

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