FiiO X3 Portable Player Firmware 3.4 Download

Posted at January 30, 2025 by PCI-DB Team

FiiO X3 Portable Player Firmware 3.4 Description

Changes:

- Fixed issue where ID3 tag info were displayed incorrectly;
- Fixed issue where in the music folder browsing screens, one could change the volume by holding down the volume button but not by pressing briefly;
- Fixed UI display problems in Chinese;
- Default volume now set to “Memory” by default;
- Path memory feature: Pressing the Back button from the Now Playing screen will now always take you to the folder / album / etc. from which the current song is selected. This is true even after navigating to the main menu or powering the X3 off and back on.
- Removed 5800 song limit on number of songs that may be indexed by the X3 media library.
- Added option to play through folders: ie skipping to the first song in the next folder after the last song in the current folder.
- Added option to delete whole folders.

About Music Players:

In case your device has encountered various problems that this release can fix, or if the same release comes to add certain features that you can make use of, then you should definitely take into account upgrading.

Usually, to do that, you must get the downloadable file (unpack it if necessary) and transfer it to the player through any available method, and start the upgrade process from the device’s setup menu.

However, given the large variety of music players and the many ways to enter update mode, it would be best if you read the product’s installation guide and initiate this task only when you have familiarized yourself with the steps.

To apply this firmware, take into account all the aspects mentioned above, hit the download button and update your music player. In addition to that, make sure you constantly check with our website to stay “updated one minute ago.” 

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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