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Carsten Kurz
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Which Barco release did contain Enigma 1.8 first?

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Magnus Eriksson
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Barco_DriversFirmware_R33023501
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Carsten Kurz
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Thanks. Hmm, are you sure? Strange, I just notice Barco still offers Enigma 1.6 from 2012 under device specific software/drivers. Barco R33023501 still references that version. I read here Barco skipped 1.7, but does R33023501 really contain 1.8?

Edit: Hmm, seems Enigma 1.8 comes with Barco 1.12.160 for B/C series and 1.3.44 for S series?

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Magnus Eriksson
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Yes, I see what you mean. Barco obviously keep the R-number even if the sw version is changed.
"DP2K Linkdecryptor Enigma" 1.8.24 was released 30 June 2014.
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Steve Guttag
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Barco doesn't package, to the best of my knowledge, the TI software (either Enigma or ICP) with their software. They keep them separate and can be updated separately. Now they do recommend certain combinations...particularly ICP versus projector software.

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Marcel Birgelen
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Barco indeed doesn't "package" their separate firmware/software updates into large packages.

But that R-number, isn't that just the Barco internal identification for the "Enigma package"? Because, the actual version numbers are usually appended to the R-number.

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