WD TV Media Player Firmware 1.02.17

Resolved Issues:

- Supports AOL.On
- Resolved .MP4 videos not playing on a WD TV from Olympus Stylus Tough-3000.
- Resolved issue to play any media after using BBC iPlayer.
- Resolved issue with ABC iView not streaming content via WD TV.
- Resolved issue with nZBGet for WDTV Players running out of space for 2GB+ videos.
- Resolved issue with some of the services missing from the HOTKEY service list.
- Resolved launch issue with BBC iPlayer via hotkey that launched the old version of BBC iPlayer.
- Resolved no sound playing while using YouTube Leanback with certain USB 3.0 HDD's.
- Resolved SiriusXM rebooting WD TV after credentials entered and logging in to service.
- Resolved some .MP4 videos not playing.
- Resolved system lock up when in idle mode on DVD menu overnight.
- Resolved system locking up during media compile with USB HDD and Network Share.
- Resolved user forum post about user's generated 3rd party app rebooting WD TV.
- Resolved YouTube Leanback causing WD TV to reboot.

General information:

- Subscribers of CinemaNow will no longer be supported on the WD TV Media Player.

How to Install the Product Update:

- Download the latest firmware update compressed file for your WD TV Media Player.
- Extract the four files (.BI2, .BIN, .VER, and .FFF files) to the root (top level) of a portable USB drive.
- Connect the USB drive to the WD TV Media Player's USB port.
- WD TV will automatically detect if there is a new firmware upgrade on the USB drive.
- Or press HOME on the remote, and then select the Alerts icon from the Home UI.
- Select the firmware upgrade icon, and then press ENTER.
- You are prompted to perform the firmware upgrade.
- Select OK on the firmware update prompt, and then press ENTER. This will restart the system.
- After restarting, the system automatically enters firmware upgrade mode.
- Once the update process is completed, the WD TV Media Player will restart again.
- Once the WD TV Media Player restarts, the new firmware is automatically loaded and the WD TV Media Player is ready for use.