another n00b question

[Phr3d]

I did search for pandora, but got no results.

I apologize if this has an obvious solution, but when I choose on-line media, opera, then pandora, a blank screen with pandora loads (says "Plug-in content" under the title), but nothing happens. I have waited 2 minutes, and also I believe I have pressed every available button, and most times I must press a wrong one, as the player reboots.
EDIT: The player reboots after x minutes if I don't press anything, sounds like a bug?

I have an account, so I thought that I would press the screen keyboard key (zoom) to enter my log-in, but nothing comes up.

If I have to edit something, please send step-by-step instructions, as I have not been able to successfully remove the X-Rated stuff yet (I cannot drag-and-drop the file to the desktop, I only get a URL link).
EDIT: I was able to FTP to O!Play using Total Commander (aka Windows Commander, ghisler.com) and edit the script in that way - very easy)

much thanks for fixing my MKV-header and LPCM/RAW audio issues with your firmware!
EDIT: unfortunately, with the DVD-rip playback of my several hundred movies in /VIDEO_TS/xx.VOB instead of the apparently now preferred ISO, I won't be able to use this due to the 5+ second pauses between each .VOB file, even when choosing play on the .IFO file. Chapters are hit and miss as to whether they will happen, and two-four second pauses before a pause key is acted upon, and finally, subtitles do not function at all (although forced subtitles do work - ???)
So thank you for the effort, but after hours of reading and making sure that I did everything right, I came out with FTP, which is nice, MKV compressed headers readable, no more manual switching from Raw to LPCM so I could hear my MP3's, and some You-Boob, and a couple internet radio stations -- but lost basic functionality that I cannot do without - converting all of my DVDs Again is just too dreadful to contemplate. iTunes files don't play, for what that's worth, though they didn't play in 1.27N firmware either.