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Devices => JRiver Id -- Hardware by JRiver => Topic started by: fitbrit on December 19, 2016, 01:40:41 am
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I've had it for years, but only just opened it, installed it and tried figuring it out. It was fun getting the WiFi working.
Seems that it has MC19, and doing a search for updates just gave me the latest version of MC19.
1) I have a Master Licence; does that mean I can upgrade to MC 20? Any references on how to go about it? Currently, all my other PCs are running MC 22, so I cannot even load their libraries as a client.
2) Is the installation on the SSD hardware specific? I have a lower end NUC, which would be better suited to the job of DLNA renderer, which is what the current Id with MC19 is only good for (but VERY good for - very responsive indeed). I'd like to either put the SSD into another NUC and repurpose the Id into a full Windows 10 machine with the PC version of MC22. Or, if I can buy an Id on a USB stick to load onto my lower end NUC, I would just reformat my original Id to run Windows 10.
I'm going to look around these pages for more information.
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Wish I'd read some of the other threads before experimenting by myself and figuring stuff out! I could get the ID USB for $79 for my lower end NUC, but it's running MC22 already on Windows 10, so I might keep it like that, unless I can actually transfer the SSD from the NUC Classic over to the other NUC and have it work flawlessly.
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Did you try updating it by using the Update option on the text menu?
If you want to send the SSD back, we can re-build it.
The Id won't run on all NUC hardware. Which one do you have?
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Did you try updating it by using the Update option on the text menu?
If you want to send the SSD back, we can re-build it.
The Id won't run on all NUC hardware. Which one do you have?
Thanks, Jim.
I am not sure what you mean about rebuilding the SSD.
I did do an update from the text menu. I then had to manually enter my registration key again, which goes to show how early a build I have, as that was one of the first problems reported! Upon reading a bit, I have the suspicion that I might have to do the update from the text menu at least one more time, perhaps a couple of times sequentially.
I'll keep you posted.
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It has a 120GB SSD inside.