Fixed an issue where continuously scrolling search results while using a streaming service could occasionally lead to a system crash.
Fixed an issue where the Performance Library track list would not update after viewing a History list in the main library, which could result in incorrect track loading.
Fixed an issue where the internal audio device was not always configured correctly on startup.
@Djjean can you confirm this is a persisting new error? Or just with one track? 5.0.2? Next gig is tomorrow and I wonder if I should use the hot "fix"
Edit. No waveform problems. no audio stutters. No chrashes BUT played tracks get still not marked as played as I already reported a few posts ago or in another thread.
The internal drive from my Prime 4 won’t load on my desktop MAC since the update. Recorded a mix last night and can’t get at it to process it and download to my phone.
Yes I will unplug it then plug it in again. But nothing has moved as I uploaded a new library on 5.0.1, then the next night updated firmware, recorded the mix, then fired up the Mac.
is it possible to copy the recording onto a USB pen drive and transfer it that way? I had a look but it wasn’t obvious how to do it.
Edit to add update: cables fully plugged in. Pulled them both out. Plugged them both back in. Internal disk reads in computer mode. Thank you DJEric
I had a little problem with 5.0.2 on prime 4+. I wasn’t scrolling, and after loading a song from Soundcloud, then loading another song from my hard disk, the console blacked out for about 15 seconds.
Other thing,
I’ve been using soundswitch with my wash lights, and they keep bugging out when I’m not using the main faders. Is there a way to put them in a static mode? Can you link me something that might help?
I created a static look using the auto-sound setting, and when I activate it, they work in that mode. I use it when I have a band, karaoke, or a line input, and it works well.
Just this weekend, Friday and Saturday, on a stage with a turnout of more than 2000 people per evening, I brought the Denon instead of the AZ! And when the music stopped, the vocalist said unfortunately it’s not our fault but the Denon console’s!
Unfortunately, advertising is everything in life! And lately, if you look at forums and posts on Facebook and other social media, reputation has dropped a lot! Then there are those who deny the evidence! But popularity calculations are done at the end! And having products that make you look bad makes you switch to another brand!
My backup unit is currently on loan, and next Saturday I will most likely have to use my Prime 4+ because the venue only provides a single power outlet and, for whatever reason, power splitters are not allowed there.
So believe me, I understand the pressure when you depend on your gear for real events.
That said, I don’t think deliberately trying to embarrass a brand or a product really helps anyone. In the end, it tends to reflect more on us than on the issue itself.
Constructive criticism, reporting bugs and expressing frustration are all perfectly valid. Many of us have done exactly that over the past weeks.
But I think we’ll achieve more by keeping the discussion focused on the actual problems and encouraging the manufacturer to address them, rather than trying to make the product look bad on purpose.