I'm glad to find this thread but sad to see that Turtle Beach isn't even letting a hack keep these wonderful machines running.  I have 5 of them and now that we've moved, I'm trying to get them all running again.  The first challenge of course, is to set up a file server that it can talk to. I used to use an embedded box that ran Windows 98 and that's been replaced with a Debian machine running Samba. So that's good.  Then I had to get a wireless Ethernet bridge working that could speak WPA to our Xfinity router. That was a trick.

Then once I get music streaming from the server, I was hopeful that this list of working radio stations might be available, but alas. I'd be happy to just download it from a server but the IP address in the forum seems to be a general page for Nemesis.  I get that the turtleradio.com link will never work again, but is the streaming link list still around? I'd be happy to run it locally and could even be convinced to host it.

Thanks!

Howard

Here's what I did to make it work: 

1. make sure you are on the latest audiotron firmware 3.2.25

2. set your audiotron id to Audiotron

3. place a dns redirect for duncan.turtleradio.com to point to 62.251.124.128 (not all home routers allow this, I use pfsense, so it does.  Some might have to set up a separate dns server and point your audiotron at it to serve this redirect, that works too)

4. point your browser to: http://audiotronipaddress/localtr.asp address and using the password Godzilla, uncheck the "use local file" option.  This is the part I was not doing so it kept looking only for a local station list.

5. Power cycle your audiotron and when it's booting up it should say it's connected to turtle radio and then you'll see the radio stations populating.

There are still a lot of stations that won't play, but many of them did so I was happy.

Hope this helps someone.