Anyone having trouble with an intermittent hissing/static/white noise sound with videos (mkv) with dts audio? (C93 1f 0303 kernel/0712 CM10.1 ROM) Or is it just me?

Thanks for that. If I'd read up more on TWRP I might have figured it out earlier.you just have to copy a bunch of zips in the microsd and the recovery.img in the "zt-update" folder.
Thanks for the link, I've seen you post it in other threads.... I couldn't get it to work with the MXPlayer custom codec with video HW decoding and audio SW, it only worked for me when both video and audio were in SW decoding mode, but then the video playback with software decoding was really choppy......
Thank you Christian Troy for all of your hard work....Right now I just wanna rest a bit, it's summer, it's hot.
I'm still unemployed but what I was meaning is that I was giving too much time to something that is "not productive", I prefer going out / watching some tv serie and stuff like that instead of spending all that time once again, I won't do the same mistake again.
The next device will be something with the new aml quad if they ever will be released...![]()
Zenithink C71A (GPS is not working until ZT releases a 4.2 rom or they give me "glgps" sources)
* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2
Compatibility zip 1.0
Zenithink C71L (There are two versions of C71L, this one works with the one which has a 800x480 display)
* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2
Compatibility zip 1.0
Zenithink C71L (There are two versions of C71L, this one works with the one which has a 1024x600 display)
* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2
Compatibility zip 1.0
Zenithink C93s
* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2
Compatibility zip 1.0
Thanks! Frank over at FL is looking into this as well for me, since I've got a large order I will need to RMA if we can't get the Ethernet working. In fact, I'll have to discontinue the entire product line if ZT has stopped supporting Ethernet, as I integrate these into one of our Kiosk products.Probably they messed up their kernel. Try a "cat /proc/kmsg" when you plug it, if it doesn't list a new interface then it's their kernel *screwed up. Maybe they configured the USB ports wrongly. Do you have a regular USB nic to try with the OTG adapter? (or an OTG adapter with a microUSB female, I guess it's impossible to find one)