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Will we get a firmware update from Insignia to get us to go to Napster?
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-10046617-93.html |
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There's no reason to. Rhapsody will work whether Best Buy quits bundling it with their players or not.
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Jim_from_QA wrote: Quote:
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All this means is Best Buy is going to stop bundling their rebadged version of Rhapsody with their players and start pushing Napster on people. This will have absolutely no effect on Insignia player owners. Rhapsody will continue to work with your player as usual.
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Actually if they switch to Napster, that will probably push them to release a firmware update to support Napster on the Pilot
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-Insignia Pilot 8GB - Dead , Screen is not easily replaceable at all ![]() -Cowon D2 16GB - The Pilot Replacement |
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They won't need to, it already does. Napster uses the same Janus DRM that Rhapsody and many other services do.
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, 4.0.4.311 is the latest.
, Screen is not easily replaceable at all 
Linear Mode
