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kp2004
Hi,

I just purchased the Teac DVB300 from Target for $93.00 wacko.gif

Is it safe to upgrade to software to the current version. I understand this will fix the SBS and 10 Program guide problem.

Anyone done this!!

Kim
delbz
What version of software came with it?

I can't see why it wouldn't be upgradeable.
gclark8
Have a look in the old forum, under SD boxes, it was much discussed here.
MelwayMan
Hi There,

A friend of mine bought one from Target a couple of months back and we upgraded it successfully from 1.03 to 1.06. I haven't seen him to do the 1.07 update yet, but for a good stable SD box, you've got yourself a bargain. Much better than the Wintel I've got here...

Tim
kenneth
Good price for a good box.

It's easy and safe to upgrade the firmware. You just need the right type of serial cable (ie. a null-modem. Make sure you hunt around and be sure that you are getting a null-modem cable and not a straight-through serial cable).

And then you will need to download the latest firmware and the upgrade program from Teac.

From there it's a breeze.
Wired
Is this a special at Target? and if so when does it end?

or were they just shifting some old stock at your store?
kp2004
Thanks for the replies.

The firmware is 1.02

Yes a special at Target for about $110.00 but with 15% off (Finishes Today) 5th November, I got it for $103.00.

I'll make sure I get the null-modem cable.

Many thanks,

Kim
MichaelWRX
QUOTE (kp2004 @ Nov 5 2004, 11:22 AM)
Thanks for the replies.

The firmware is 1.02

Yes a special at Target for about $110.00 but with 15% off (Finishes Today) 5th November, I got it for $103.00.

I'll make sure I get the  null-modem cable.

Many thanks,

Kim
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I think you will find that old old version of firmware caused the 4:3 images to be a bit tall. Fixed in later version. Mine did it. Was mentioned on the Teac site also
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