Doug6392

I'm not Support, but I downloaded whatever the current version was a few weeks back, directly from the Netflix site. It seems to be working fine.

Disregard the comment above: after 2-1/2 weeks my internet came back online, and the device is now displaying the correct time. Technology is great when it works, but largely a mystery even then! 😊

Another strange hiccup: since the upgrade, my device no longer picks up the time from my network. I thought it was because my internet has been offline (after high winds took out my ISP's transmission site) but noticed another of my MyGica boxes still picks up the time correctly.

Another minor irritation: since the upgrade, I can no longer turn my unit on using an IR remote (Logitech Harmony), as I could previously. The OEM remote still works, but it's mildly annoying. The Harmony will turn off the 1900 Pro, but will not turn it on. I can't see any obvious settings to change this behaviour.

Disregard the above. I ended up simply copying all 7 files to a 2GB card and following the instructions. Installation proceeded as expected. My only complaint is that none of the included vodeo players seems to have native support for networked sources, but both VLC and Kodi 17.6 seem to work fine with my NAS. (I initially tried Kodi 18.1 but it would not connect to my NAS, returning the error "invalid argument". Uninstalled and installed 17.6, which worked. Haven't tried Kodi 18.0 yet. It may have simply been a bad installation, as 18.1 works fine with my phone and tablet.)

Sorry if this is a n00b question, but after I unzip the downloaded file, I have 7 files, one of which is still zipped. Do I need to further unzip before copying to microSD card, or will that occur during the installation? It makes a difference primarily because I have a free 2GB microSD, but it won't be large enough for the unzipped file along with the other files from the original archive. Thanks.