We’re very happy to inform you that SC5000 and SC5000M are now included in the 1.4 public beta 2 build. This update unlocks Wi-Fi, and TIDAL music streaming service for all PRIME Series Media Players as well as additional features and fixes. Follow the link below to access full release notes, and download.
Still twice as sensitive in forward on the non-M? That’s a bummer. Is the M with motor off adjustable, too? That’s just over-sensitive bend. (Edit: M motor off bend is not adjustable yet.)
FWIW, I just had some experience in VDJ the other day on a poorly-mapped ADJ controller using opposite asymmetry to the non-M (rearward more sensitive than forward) and that’s also not fun… so much for my theory it might even mimic vinyl in a certain way. It also oddly maxed out at rather quickly. Anyway, no reason to give separate forward and rearward sensitivity options, rather they just need to be the same response in both directions and one adjustable setting.
Does WiFi function if we update over thumb drive? (Edit: this is exe only update, it looks like)
Is there any track offloading over WiFi or Link possible just from Engine Prime?
JWiLL first of all thanks for all Denon DJ Staff!
Should we update via the Windows/Mac computer updater, or can we unzip the installer and install via USB stick using the Update.img 516.002kb file ? (SC5000)?
Thank you!!!
Fair question. Since Windows 7 is no longer supported for any of our products, we wouldn’t have tested the updater on that OS. I would give it a shot, best case it just works, worst case it doesn’t.
It didn’t work previously, so I would assume it still won’t. I thought it was an issue with the drivers or something… how the player communicates with the computer.
Edit: The auto driver loading in Windows 7 and then the updater exe all worked fine with the Ms. I will try the non-M later, which is what it failed on a long time ago.
Didn’t got home from work to proceed with the update on my own units, but Audun said on a FB post reply that’s sensivity setting is only for forward nudge, so may be good enough to make the units more ‘synchronous’. Maybe JwILL can clarify this up for us!
If it lets you halve the current forward sensitivity so that it’s the same as the rearward, then that would at least be a decent stop-gap measure for the non-M since the rearward is not too bad.