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		<title>By: Henry Volkman</title>
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		<dc:creator>Henry Volkman</dc:creator>
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		<description>Can I be any more confused?  No matter how hard I tried, I could not get my XM + Napster screen to recognize my Inno device.  It wasn&#039;t even on their (XM +Napster) list of acceptable devices.  I made sure that I was on the correct release of both the firmware and Napster software.  When I talked to Pioneer&#039;s tech support about it they said it was a software issue and really didn&#039;t seem to care. I&#039;m familiar with that type of attitude having been an IT type for more than 20 years.  They give us a bad name.  Unfortunately, I believe Pioneer puts the marketing stuff in the box and on the box to paint a picture just a little off center.  Some of the blogs say liar but I&#039;m not going there.  I&#039;ll just move from being confused to disappointed.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Can I be any more confused?  No matter how hard I tried, I could not get my XM + Napster screen to recognize my Inno device.  It wasn&#039;t even on their (XM +Napster) list of acceptable devices.  I made sure that I was on the correct release of both the firmware and Napster software.  When I talked to Pioneer&#039;s tech support about it they said it was a software issue and really didn&#039;t seem to care. I&#039;m familiar with that type of attitude having been an IT type for more than 20 years.  They give us a bad name.  Unfortunately, I believe Pioneer puts the marketing stuff in the box and on the box to paint a picture just a little off center.  Some of the blogs say liar but I&#039;m not going there.  I&#039;ll just move from being confused to disappointed.</p>
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