Bill Ravens
August 16th, 2004, 10:19 AM
Sometimes manufacturer reasoning leaves me completely baffled.
In this particular case, I stumbled across a firmware update for the ADS Technologies Pyro DV Drive. After performing the firmware update on my DV Drive, I benefitted in two astonishing ways. First, the glitchiness in the old firmware on drive startup is gone. Second, and most notable, I can now activate/de-activate the record mode by pressing the record button on the camera. I've been using the new firmware for 3 days, now, and have yet to find a complaint. This really uprates the DV Drive IMHO.
Why oh why some manufacturers don't make bigger media exposure of this kind of cost-free improvements to their products is beyond me. Nevertheless, I'm quite pleased with this updated capability.
In this particular case, I stumbled across a firmware update for the ADS Technologies Pyro DV Drive. After performing the firmware update on my DV Drive, I benefitted in two astonishing ways. First, the glitchiness in the old firmware on drive startup is gone. Second, and most notable, I can now activate/de-activate the record mode by pressing the record button on the camera. I've been using the new firmware for 3 days, now, and have yet to find a complaint. This really uprates the DV Drive IMHO.
Why oh why some manufacturers don't make bigger media exposure of this kind of cost-free improvements to their products is beyond me. Nevertheless, I'm quite pleased with this updated capability.