Insignia NS-BRDVD3 - Blu-Ray Disc Player Firmware Update
Download/install instructions for blu‐ray dvd players
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Firmware update: Download/Install instructions for Blu‐ray DVD players
System requirements: a computer with an open USB port, USB flash drive (stick), broadband internet
access and operating software of Windows XP, Windows Vista or Mac OS 10.3 or newer. This option is
not recommended with dial‐up or DSL service with a bit rate lower than 256kbps. If the instructions
provided below do not help, call Insignia Customer Support at (877) 467‐7289 for assistance.
First: Download the update file
1. Insert USB flash drive into the open USB port on your computer.
2. Download firmware; if a pop‐up window opens telling you to open, save or cancel, click Save
and save the file to your USB flash drive.
Note: File size is approximately 47 MB. Estimated download time is 4‐5 minutes (with a 1.5
Mbps broadband connection).
3. After saving the firmware to your USB flash drive; remove the USB flash drive from your
computer.
Second: Upgrading the Player Software with a USB Flash Drive (Stick)
1. Eject any disks that may be in the player, and remove any USB flash drive already inserted in the
player.
2. Turn the player off; insert the USB flash drive containing the firmware that was downloaded into
the player's USB port.
3. Turn the player on
4. After one or two minutes, a screen similar to the one below will appear:
released after August 2009
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- Page 1 Firmware update: Download/Install instructions for Blu‐ray DVD players released after August 2009 System requirements: a computer with an open USB port, USB flash drive (stick), broadband internet access and operating software of Windows XP, Windows Vista or Mac OS 10.3 or newer. This option is not recommended with dial‐up or DSL service with a bit rate lower than 256kbps. If the instructions provided below do not help, call Insignia Customer Support at (877) 467‐7289 for assistance. First: Download the update file 1. Insert USB flash drive into the open USB port on your computer. 2. Download firmware; if a pop‐up window opens telling you to open, save or cancel, click Save and save the file to your USB flash drive. Note: File size is approximately 47 MB. Estimated download time is 4‐5 minutes (with a 1.5 Mbps broadband connection). 3. After saving the firmware to your USB flash drive; remove the USB flash drive from your computer. Second: Upgrading the Player Software with a USB Flash Drive (Stick) 1. Eject any disks that may be in the player, and remove any USB flash drive already inserted in the player. 2. Turn the player off; insert the USB flash drive containing the firmware that was downloaded into the player’s USB port. 3. Turn the player on 4. After one or two minutes, a screen similar to the one below will appear: ...
- Page 2 5. Using your remote control make sure the “Ok” button is highlighted and press enter on the remote. The software update will then begin Note: DO NOT TURN THE POWER OFF DURING THE UPDATE Note: During the software update, a timer will count down the approximate number of minutes and seconds remaining for the update. 6. Once the update has completed, a screen similar to the one shown below will appear: 7. Remove the USB flash drive (stick) from the player. 8. The player will restart after removing the USB flash drive (stick). Note: It is recommended that you erase/delete the update file from the USB flash drive using your computer prior to using the USB flash drive again. Note: If you experience any issues while performing this upgrade, call Insignia Customer Support at (877) 467‐7289 for assistance. ...
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