darkneoman

I had the same problem, i just replaced the ezrider by the patched one and all is ok now

It's not 1.001900 BUT 1.900000 !

http://www.pioneer.eu/eur/content/suppo ... 700BT.html

Does anyone know if the firmware will be released in Europe ? If yes, when ? I can't wait anymore !

Will the firmware be released for European models ?

I've install the update (I'm french) : no visible changes at first sight... maybe the system is more responsive. Anyone knows what are the changes ?

I've the same problem, and when i put the volume to the max I've a sort of sound distortion !

i've just updated with the 1.001900 firmware, and white noise is drill hère

I also have an important white noise in the background with the beeps, the gps voice and audio and video playback. My sound was perfect with my previous Pioneer DEH-7900UB.

Sorry, I only use USB for my audio file for the moment, and I had no problem with the resume... I can't help you I'd really like to know what have been updated with this new firmware...

No changes for contacts

Hello, I live in France and I have just updated my F900BT. No problem during the update process (1.001600 to 1.001900) I don't know the official changes, but in my opinion, the system is more responsive. I've seen no other changes. Boot time is 45 sec until the menu appears, 60 sec until I can use it. PS : Before the update my bluetooth and audio/video with my iPhone V1 (2.0) was working and... it works as well with the update

@schaferc : Do you have a F5/7/900BT ? Did you try to connect your HDD on it ? Did it work ?

I've just received a response from Pioneer (France). They told me that the F900BT supports USB HDD, but they don't ensure their proper functioning. Pioneer's technical service is establishing a list of the compatibles HDD (no date available). Voila

Thank you, I'm going to reply on the other post

Hello everybody, I'm French so excuse me for my English I've just bought an AVIC F900BT, and I would like to connect an USB external hard drive. It seems I have to buy a 2,5", max 250GB in FAT32. Will it work ? Does someone try this before? Thank you !