A possible bug in firmware 2.0

[seras]

I'm using RMC1. After DIRAC calibration, the level for each speaker become even. But If I power it off, not into the standby mode, but by switching the back button off. Then if I switch it on, the levels become off. My front speakers are lower than other speakers by 20db. So far I found a workaround, if I press the menu and navigate to the saved equalization by DIRAC through Setup -> Speakers -> Preset 1 -> Equalizations -> <DIRAC saved equalization> then navigate back, the levels will become even again. But if I power it off and on again, the issue will come back and I have to use the workaround to make them even. It does not happen if I turn it into standby mode and then switch on. Looks like there is a bug where it fails to remember the speaker levels when it is powered off and on through the back button. 

[megash0n]

Aug 11, 2020 23:16:19 GMT -5 seras said:

I'm using RMC1. After DIRAC calibration, the level for each speaker become even. But If I power it off, not into the standby mode, but by switching the back button off. Then if I switch it on, the levels become off. My front speakers are lower than other speakers by 20db. So far I found a workaround, if I press the menu and navigate to the saved equalization by DIRAC through Setup -> Speakers -> Preset 1 -> Equalizations -> <DIRAC saved equalization> then navigate back, the levels will become even again. But if I power it off and on again, the issue will come back and I have to use the workaround to make them even. It does not happen if I turn it into standby mode and then switch on. Looks like there is a bug where it fails to remember the speaker levels when it is powered off and on through the back button. 

My unit went crazy last night restarting on its own over and over until it locked up. After, I had to kill the power. Of course the network link stopped working, so I had to shuffle thru that. Once it was running again, the overall volume was 7-10db higher than what it has been for a while. Not sure why... But it is louder. I'm thinking Dirac wasn't actually enabled upon boot up, but I didn't troubleshoot.