checked this morning, the st. mary's , pa. wal-mart still had about 25 players they were still selling for 98.87.
Make sure you power off your unit after turning the two things to On and pressing confirm. I had this problem but luckily when I searched AVS had an article on how people were forgetting to power down and back on their system. For some reason the changes aren't truely saved until you power off and back on. I did this and updated in about a half hour.
In the player's setup, go to Ethernet settings:
- DHCP: Set to ON
- DNS: Set to ON
- Confirm: With "Confirm" button highlighted, press the Remote's OK button
Player will take 10-30 seconds, then you should see numbers in the IP Adresss box similar to: 192.168.XXX.XXX
The subnet box should be 255.255.255.0
Toggle down to the OK button, then press OK on the remote.
This should work for most home internet connections. You also need to set the Network Speed, in the Ethernet menu bar. By default, it's set to dial-up speed, 56k (Dumb!). If unsure of your connection speed but you have cable or DSL, set to 1MB.
I did the firmware download and it was very easy - a neat way to update a DVD player.
It took about 20 minutes to download and install the firmware.
right after i posted the last message. I gave it a try by directly plugging the dvd player into my att router and bypassing my netgear. Worked first time around. wonder whats wrong with the setting on my netgear router. of well, at least i got the dvd player upgraded
I saw one left behind the counter... did not ask if the price was still $98.87... they were busy
Toshiba's 1080i HD-A2