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    Default Pioneer N-50A Network Streamer Firmware wanted

    Hi all, I just picked up one of these.

    Long shot but does anyone have the last firmware file released for this player?

    thx

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    I had an N70AE until recently and I found some firmware by using a way back machine (if that's what it's called) and the Pioneer website that no longer worked. I'll see if I can dig something similar out for yours.

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    So this was where I found N70AE firmware. I can't see any obvious one for you.

    https://web.archive.org/web/*/https:...h_components/*

    This website has a link but the file is missing sadly.


    https://www.pioneer-audiovisual.de/e...re_update/199/

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    Thanks for the response, I guess it will just have to stay how it is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redox View Post
    Thanks for the response, I guess it will just have to stay how it is.
    I think you might be able to get it if you're willing to put a bit of effort in. I suspect there are quite a few people out there with it saved on their laptops but they don't know anyone wants it. If you join a few forums and post wanted threads you might get lucky. The Steve Hoffman and AV/AVS forums looks like good ones to start with.

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    Yes, I had considered that, but not sure if the effort is worth the reward.......

    Thanks to everyone for input on this.

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    If it's a bit buggy it's probably worth it. I also saw some hacks online to get internet radio working again if that's an issue. It sounds like there's an element of "programmability" about it.

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