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At the request of our friends at DIRECTV I am "rebooting" this thread.
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Yes. From the iPad, use the "?" icon, then select System Info. The Client version (2.0.0) and Firmware version (1.2.p14-46159S) are listed. You can also see the Storage used on your nomad.Beerstalker said:Are we even able to see what firmware the Nomad is running...
Have you tried the latest update? It works much quicker for most functions including initial startup. The only thing that didn't really change is transcode time, and I don't know if that will ever change much. Transfer time once transcoded was improved significantly though.PhilipDC said:I bought NOMAD, but haven't used it very much due to:
1)slowness and unreliability of recordings
2)lack of promised native iPad app
Hoping Directv makes this a more useful product in the near future...
The GUI is my issue. My eyesight is not that great, and that is one of the reasons I have an iPad and not a Touch. Blowing things up to fill the screen and be readable looks like crap. As I stated earlier, it boggles my mind that they have not updated the UI yet. We aren't talking about a re-write of the whole app, just update the graphics.Beerstalker said:I still don't get how so many people are so upset about not having a native iPad app. Have you even tried the iPhone app on the iPad. It works really well, the GUI doesn't have the greatest picture quality when using it, but the programs themselves look very good in my opinion.
Agree Dennis.dennisj00 said:Anybody have any idea how it's selling overall?
I think it's great for the traveler. And we love it as casual travelers. From the deck to the Carribean.
I just posted the same in the other discussion thread re iPad, but find the same pertains to the iPhone. The reinstall worked as dennis describes.dennisj00 said:Just got the 2.0.1 update. . . . again, not really an update.
It looked like it updated, but wouldn't find DVRs and didn't retain previous content.
I had to delete the app and re-install. Content gone of course.
Same here. Second time I've had to uninstall and reinstall due to a Nomad client update. Directv needs to fix their upgrade process.dennisj00 said:Just got the 2.0.1 update. . . . again, not really an update.
It looked like it updated, but wouldn't find DVRs and didn't retain previous content.
I had to delete the app and re-install. Content gone of course.
Pretty sure the Android will get an app.jacmyoung said:Will DirecTV offer an Android version?
Interestingly there is simply no comparison watching an HD movie on my One X, than on my wife's iPhone 4.
The DirecTV website screen regarding nomad is shown below.jacmyoung said:Will DirecTV offer an Android version?
Thanks. I have come to accept Nomad as a Sling alternative, but will not accept an iPhone-only solution. The small screen is just not made for watching movies."hdtvfan0001" said:The DirecTV website screen regarding nomad is shown below.
[But that screen has been there a while]
Yep, same here. I don't know why they just don't tell you that you have to delete and reinstall (and that your content will go poof). None of the updates have worked without a reinstall yet. :nono2:dennisj00 said:Just got the 2.0.1 update. . . . again, not really an update.
It looked like it updated, but wouldn't find DVRs and didn't retain previous content.
I had to delete the app and re-install. Content gone of course.
You're right; an iPad or laptop is my preferred size. But some movies play very well on phone if they have good dialog and boring sets.jacmyoung said:Thanks. I have come to accept Nomad as a Sling alternative, but will not accept an iPhone-only solution. The small screen is just not made for watching movies.