NETGEAR HD/Gaming 5 GHz Wireless-N Networking Kit – Do you know anything about setting it up and using it?
Question by ©tori♫♪♫♪®™: NETGEAR HD/Gaming 5 GHz Wireless-N Networking Kit - Do you know anything about setting it up and using it?
HD/Gaming 5 GHz Wireless-N Networking Kit is intended for high-performance network gaming and simultaneous streaming of multiple HD videos. It provides more wireless channels, less interference and better connections using 5 GHz Wireless-N band.Works with Xbox, PlayStation, Wii, TiVo HD, Slingbox, digital set-top boxes, NETGEAR's Digital Entertainer HD, Apple TV, network attached storage (NAS), and more.
I have the box sitting here, and am not sure what to do with the product.
It is used to put your games like XBox and Wii among others onto the www for sharing and playing games against other people -- even half way around the world.
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Answer by Candy Kiss
im sorry i don't but my brother might be able to help. his e-mail address is Benspragge@gmail.com
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Need Help getting out of market NFL game?
Question by M: Need Help getting out of market NFL game?
Ok I'm moving to Houston but I want to make sure I can watch every Saints game. I don't want to pay the 0 every year to get NFL Sunday Ticket. Is there another way? Any website that streams this for free/cheap? Any Help is appreciated. I thought about a Slingbox at my parents house but I heard it takes alot of computing power and my parent's computer sucks.
I've checked they do broadcast some of the games but not all of them. I need to see ALL of them.
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Answer by RaiderRJ
Here's what I do....
If my game is not on tv (Raider fan living in Green Bay), I go to the Buffalo Wild Wings or another sports bar that has the ticket. I ask for my game and there it is.
Most of the time, I get away with spending less than and still have a great time.
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Q&A: Is it worth upgradings to ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 5470 GPU (512MB VRAM) graphics card ?
Question by tom s: Is it worth upgradings to ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 5470 GPU (512MB VRAM) graphics card ?
Hi I am custumozing a Sony vaio and use Slingbox on my laptop often and keep the computer plugged into a TV often with HDMI hookup. Is it worth the to upgrade to the ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 5470 GPU (512MB VRAM) from Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator HD for the Vaio? Im using an i5 processor on it with 4GB Memory and 500 GB harddrive
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Answer by antony209494
Definitely upgrade.If you don't you wont' be able to run most games (all intel integrated graphics suck).With the HD 5470 you make it a good gaming laptop.
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What do you think of this idea to get cable from my parents to my apartment?
Question by : What do you think of this idea to get cable from my parents to my apartment?
Later this year, I would be moving out of my parents house and into an apartment.
The think is that my roommate and I will not be able to afford both internet and cable services. And then I thought about using the cable from my parent's house.
I was thinking about using my old laptop or old desktop computer and set it up to do a wake on wireless lan, and then do a remote desktop connection from our apartment to the computer. The laptop or desktop would be using a Linux-compatible tv tuner and I would use remote desktop to watch the tv shows.
Of course I will be getting a remote desktop connect that support audio, file transfer, and linux OS. And I will be using linuxtv or mythbutnu as a source for finding compatible tv tuners.
Would this idea be doable, I know this is make a DIY slingbox. Also what problems would you foresee. Besides the one that deals with mythbuntu itself and compatibility.
JimDandy, my parents house and the apartment will be about 30 miles away or more depending on what apartment we get.
bandaid_46, slingbox does the same things and I have my parent's ok.
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Answer by mommy.to.be♥
if it would work then go for it.
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VPN, getting U.S. IP from abroad, streaming content?
Question by fech0008: VPN, getting U.S. IP from abroad, streaming content?
I am currently living in Okinawa, Japan. There are a few sites I like to stream content from that require an IP address from the U.S. I have found a couple free web-based VPN clients that help me get around this problem, but they have a couple drawbacks - 1) they have a bandwidth cap and 2) they are too slow for me to continue streaming my Slingbox and Vonage phone.
What I'm looking for (and I'm willing to pay a reasonable price if there's no such thing as a free service that offers all of it) is a VPN client that:
-- will give me a US IP address
-- has no bandwidth cap (or a very high one)
-- that allows me to split tunnel so I can continue to stream content that does not require a U.S. IP at the normal high speed rate my fiber optic carrier gives me. I'll also need to know how to set up the split tunneling on my iMac G5 
(if this client has no bandwidth cap and a very high speed, then the split tunneling is not necessary)
Thanks in advance for an advice!
KF
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Answer by nathan
I only know half your question.
the mac os DOES NOT support multiple gateway address. So your ideal to split tunneling is impossible.
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PC to TV question?
Question by redballoon: PC to TV question?
Hi -
NBC , ABC , CBS , FOX , SCI-fi , and a few other television stations now allow people to view full episodes of their shows on their websites - that is now how I seem to watch all of the programs I like -
I also watch Tom Green on his own site/channel -
I don't need to download this stuff to watch it - I don't even think I can if I wanted to -
The best situation for me would be to somehow wirelessly send the shows that I am watching over to the television where I could watch them with a bit more comfort -
I have an LG LCD television with a PC input in the back as well as a bunch of other inputs as well-
The Apple TV seems to be only for use with downloaded Itunes content - and the Slingbox seems cool but of course not what I am looking for -
I also came across -
A product from Sewell - the SEWELL SW-4261
Is anyone familliar with this or does anyone know of how I might be able to go about watching stuff from the PC onto the TV - Thank you - Aaron.
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Answer by cezar t
SEWELL it is perfect for what you want to do because it has two things in one:VGA to TV converter and video/audio transmitter.
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Q&A: Network Magic question…?
Question by CobMan151: Network Magic question...?
I need to know if this is going to work before I start setting it up. I have an Apple Airport Extreme router that only has 3 ethernet ports on it but I need 4. I want to plug a Windows Vista machine in the 1st port, a SlingBox AV in the 2nd and piggyback a Linksys ethernet router (not wireless) in the 3rd. Off the Linksys I want to run a XP machine and a Windows 98SE machine. I am also using the Airport Extreme to run my MacBook wirelessly. I will be hooking up a network hard drive and a network printer to the Airport Extreme's USB port thru a USB hub. Will Netwok Magic with the Mac upgrade do the job? I'm sorry for the complicated question-I worded it as simply as I could. Here's a link to the Netwok Magic page. Thanx. http://www.networkmagic.com/purchase.php
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Answer by centslessinWI
I have a very simple home network, I run 3 computers in my network. But I had problems getting all the computers to share one internet connection and one printer. IP addresses and all that good stuff. The Windows XP network setup wizard was no help.
Someone told me about NetWork Magic, so I downloaded the free version. I loved how easy it made setting up my network so much, that I ended up purchasing the upgraded premium version. I have nothing but praise for NetWork Magic.
The only thing I can see you having a problem with is the "Airport Extreme" router. I don't think you can effectively "piggyback" one router into another.
If you ask me, you need to get a different router, one with enough ports to support all the components you want to connect together into one unit. They sell routers with up to 24 ports on them.
That might be the easiest solution to your networking problem.
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Stream xbox 360 to iPod through network? (not internet)?
Question by : Stream xbox 360 to iPod through network? (not internet)?
Im wanting to be able to show my xbox 360 on my ipod touch. I saw the slingbox but i want to try to avoid the 0 cost. I thought about plugging my xbox into my computer via a composite connection through a pci card but thn. Im not sure what to do after that. I know it sounds wieRd playing xbox on a 3x6 screen but if you were in my position you would understand. I have almost every means of internet, router config, computer, software, and network as all my equipment is centrally located. Also if possible i Would like o do the same thing with my att uverse iptv stb thanks in advance!
Well im not wanting to stream it from the xbox directly. What im wanting to do is use my computer as a slingbox.
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Answer by Justin Reyes
Unfortunately it's not possible. The Xbox 360 won't let you stream anything to any device at all.
You can stream what you see on your PC to your iPod touch but that requires installing additional software which an Xbox 360 isn't capable of (well it's OS doesn't allow you to). So the only way maybe through the Slingbox which you plug in the cables to it and stream.
Need help?
jreyes223@gmail.com
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Q&A: Codecs Manager? Is there such a thing? Video problems – Orb.com / WinTV7.2 with extend, ++?
Question by DtommyD: Codecs Manager? Is there such a thing? Video problems - Orb.com / WinTV7.2 with extend, ++?
For "Windows 7" 32bit-
WinTV7.2 with Extend, Slingbox (always solid), Orb.com / Orblive (iphone), Ustream Producer, Windows Media Center,
So I have a lot of video programs that seem to have conflicts at times. I can't really blame the computer for being confused. Microsoft doesn't help the situation as far as I can tell. It's turned into a "Black Art" to make it all work. "Hope" shouldn't be in my tool-belt and I'm sick of this. I use these all for different things so yes I need them all. Not usually at the same time of course. My only semi breakthroughs are stopping a program at start-up or closing then restarting, and reinstalling so the last install takes precedence (hopefully). It's also not a Windows 7 issue as I just left Vista and it's all the same. It's a Codec Cornucopia Cavalcade of CR@P. The Quad C as it were.
Does anyone have advice on how to get a better handle on this? Am I missing something? I've looked for programs/utilities on download.com and I got nuth'in. I hope I'm just not searching right. Is there a way to force codec sharing or duplicate the codecs and separate them?
Any tips / tricks you may know of would be helpful.
I love computers but there a few things I didn't want to know anything about. Networking, Codecs, Registry +++ I now feel dumber knowing what I know.
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Answer by Handy Helper
The more you learn, the more you realize you don't know. That's how it goes
I've never totally understood codec management, but have had three strategies in the past:
Download a codec pack - which will install all the common codecs and a bunch more you've never heard of. It'll warn you about conflicts too. I used to use the nemo codec pack, then switched to the k-lite codec pack, which still seems to be going strong.
After that era, I switched to installing exactly the codecs I needed, which was generally just xvid and lame (the acm version, so it's recognized by windows and shows up in programs).
Now I just use vlc media player, which has it's own copies of codecs rather than asking windows for them.
Since you're using multiple video programs, I'd suggest going for that k-lite codec pack.
Good luck!
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Play Xbox360 from remote location through computer?
Question by St Johnny: Play Xbox360 from remote location through computer?
Here's the setup.
My xbox is at home.
I am a few hours away at school.
The question:
is there any way to remotely connect to my xbox, much like a VNC, to be able to play it from school, through my computer with another controller, while it is at home turned on and connected to the interent?
I figured someone would have figured how to hack this by now.
but searching around all i could find is how to connect the xbox to your computer monitor and how to use a controller on your computer...
and emulators. which is not at all what i am talking about.
think of it like slingbox. but instead of controlling your directv or whatever, your controlling your xbox. not just playing movies and music but actually playing the game in the disk drive.
links are preferred.
thanks.
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Answer by opurt
It may be technically possible, but there'd be too much lag for it to be playable.
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