Post by snakeplex on Jun 8, 2023 17:20:01 GMT
I recently bought a Neofidelity N15D to replace my ageing Cocktail Audio X10 which was beginning to show its age.
The firmware installed was R1530. I updated the firmware to the latest version R1789, which is completely different in so many ways. The database system has been re-written and as well as operating with Apple/Android devices there is also a desktop system for Windows and Apple PC's. The changes from the old system (which was much more like the firmware for myX10) are quite dramatic - no radio stations now, no dedicated backup procedure (you now use a copy and paste procedure), no web prowser support (which has been replaced by the desktop program (Music Neo PC)).
It took a while to adjust to these changes and involved a few emails to tech support in Korea, who were very responsive. I'm not sure I like all of the changes, but time will tell!
The firmware installed was R1530. I updated the firmware to the latest version R1789, which is completely different in so many ways. The database system has been re-written and as well as operating with Apple/Android devices there is also a desktop system for Windows and Apple PC's. The changes from the old system (which was much more like the firmware for myX10) are quite dramatic - no radio stations now, no dedicated backup procedure (you now use a copy and paste procedure), no web prowser support (which has been replaced by the desktop program (Music Neo PC)).
It took a while to adjust to these changes and involved a few emails to tech support in Korea, who were very responsive. I'm not sure I like all of the changes, but time will tell!