My Echo has been doing OK for quite some time.
This morning, when I turned it on, it displayed 'Recovering'. From what, I don't know.
After some time (5 minutes or so), it rebooted and displayed the xxxx-xxxx code for WMC. It also said there was an update available which I installed (2013.304.1657).
I re-paired it and everything seems to be back to normal.
I checked the web interface and found it was not set to the beta channel. There is a 2013.320.1349 update.
Should I install it? This was the update I was running before the issue.
Echo weirdness - Recovering
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mldenison
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Sammy2
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That is the latest "stable" f/w AFAIK.
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JohnW248
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I would not install .1349 (I thought that beta was pulled?) because multiple users had many problems with stability, sync and other issues.
I have been experiencing a few issues with 1657 as well such as freezing and restarting. Usually not more often than 36 hour intervals but since the update is so old I haven't bothered them with tickets on it. It's almost 3 months since we've had any update on the Echo.......
I have been experiencing a few issues with 1657 as well such as freezing and restarting. Usually not more often than 36 hour intervals but since the update is so old I haven't bothered them with tickets on it. It's almost 3 months since we've had any update on the Echo.......
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Sammy2
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That is why stable is in quotes. I too have random reboots, often triggered by button presses on the remote and first thing in the morning it is frozen and I have to reboot it each time but maybe that is an HDCP issue with turning the connected TV off but leaving the echo on.
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I've had the Echo off and the HTPC in sleep mode. Turning on the Echo brings the HTPC out of sleep. It had been working fine.
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Jay
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Ditto.Sammy2 wrote:That is why stable is in quotes. I too have random reboots, often triggered by button presses on the remote and first thing in the morning it is frozen and I have to reboot it each time but maybe that is an HDCP issue with turning the connected TV off but leaving the echo on.