I've just noticed that the ipassmall website has posted a new v2.2 firmware for the ITB100-HD, located here:
http://ipassmall.co.kr/ipassblack/download_view.asp?bs=&pg=1&seq=63&sf=bSubject&ss=ITB-100HD
(ignore the date under the subject, the downloadable file has a timestamp of 23/1/2014.)
Major Changes (from google translate):
1 improve the picture quality in low light noise suppression sunspots
2 beeps at the end of the delay removal guide
3 cleanup at the end of the optimization
4 internal NAND memory management algorithms improve performance optimization
A quick inspection of the firmware after decompressing shows that it contains an updated kernel, an updated root filesystem (cramfs), and updated recording programs.
For those who decide to upgrade it this version: it is imperative that the camera has a stable power supply while updating, as the camera erases the nand chips that hold the kernel and rootfs before flashing the files, compared to previous firmwares which simply extract and overwrite the recording programs and modules (which shouldn't render a camera unflashable if the update fails).
Also available:
2.2 Bitrate mod: http://dashcamtalk.com/forum/thread...adjustable-bitrate-mod-fix-mph-versions.4148/
2.2 MPH mod: http://dashcamtalk.com/forum/threads/itb-100hd-version-2-2-firmware-available.3990/#post-50745
http://ipassmall.co.kr/ipassblack/download_view.asp?bs=&pg=1&seq=63&sf=bSubject&ss=ITB-100HD
(ignore the date under the subject, the downloadable file has a timestamp of 23/1/2014.)
Major Changes (from google translate):
1 improve the picture quality in low light noise suppression sunspots
2 beeps at the end of the delay removal guide
3 cleanup at the end of the optimization
4 internal NAND memory management algorithms improve performance optimization
A quick inspection of the firmware after decompressing shows that it contains an updated kernel, an updated root filesystem (cramfs), and updated recording programs.
For those who decide to upgrade it this version: it is imperative that the camera has a stable power supply while updating, as the camera erases the nand chips that hold the kernel and rootfs before flashing the files, compared to previous firmwares which simply extract and overwrite the recording programs and modules (which shouldn't render a camera unflashable if the update fails).
Also available:
2.2 Bitrate mod: http://dashcamtalk.com/forum/thread...adjustable-bitrate-mod-fix-mph-versions.4148/
2.2 MPH mod: http://dashcamtalk.com/forum/threads/itb-100hd-version-2-2-firmware-available.3990/#post-50745
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