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BenQ / Philips Burner Discuss, Quick check before I take the plunge at CD and DVD Burners forum; Okay I have read up the threads about crossflashing Philips 1628 to BenQ 1640 so now all I want is to see if I have understood them correctly before I take the plunge. -Put BQFlasher, firmware and aspi into same folder. Does it matter if the firmware is exe or


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Old 08-02-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Okay I have read up the threads about crossflashing Philips 1628 to BenQ 1640 so now all I want is to see if I have understood them correctly before I take the plunge.

-Put BQFlasher, firmware and aspi into same folder. Does it matter if the firmware is exe or cvt?
-Start BQF and point it to the firmware. Is BSLB still considered the better firmware or is BSOB better?
-When finished restart PC and I should have a happy little BenQ drive recognised.
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all correct, firmware format doesn't matter.
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Is BSLB still considered the better firmware or is BSOB better?
You'll have to try it out yourself. BSLB is still my favorite.
My drive "dips" and takes a nap 20 times or so when scanning with BSOB.
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Well I have the BSLB one at the moment so I will try that first. Thanks chok the format was the one part I was a tad confused about.
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Well taken the plunge and everything went smoothly not a single problem. I know have a happy little BenQ 1640.

Just a quick question. Now it is recognised as 1640 can I just use the official firmware exes to upgrade or do I have to use BQF each time?
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You can directly use any of the official BenQ 1640 firmwares, since the drive now thinks that it is a real 1640.
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Thanks Spart for the info.
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