Firmware 1.82 is available for your downloadable pleasure

[BrewCityUpstart]

Since the launch of the PlayStation 3 in America, Sony has released at least one firmware update every month. This month we pulled down two firmware updates, though they were kind of tiny. 1.81 fixed an error that some people had with RGB Full feature and thanks to the PlayStation.Blog we know that this update includes better support for the h.264 and better support for PS2 titles. And now firmware 1.82 is available for download onto your hot little PlayStation 3s.

The update appears to be surprisingly large considering the lack of major changes, but Sony's efforts are appreciated nonetheless. And who knows, maybe they're saving up all the big changes for next month.
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[Peench]

I got an update on Friday or Saturday I think and was wondering what I had missed.

[BrewCityUpstart]

I was on vacation. So sue me.

[Peench]

Suits in the mail. I hope a birthday suit was okay?

[Jon Liu]

It's not a fancy update in the least. All it does is allows for playback of some fancy-schmancy H.246 codec or something like that.

That's all I can remember it really doing. There might be one other thing that was really small...

[BiffCo]

Oh yeah, and it also disables blacker-than-black and whiter-than-white signals in RGB mode! Thanks Sony.

Doesn't matter to me. I run in Y/Cb/Pr anyway.

-Brad

[Peench]

Disables them? WTF? Why?

[Jon Liu]

it didn't disable them for me...

[BiffCo]

You using 1080p output Jonathan? That's probably why, though I don't see how that would make any difference.

-Brad