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Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 10085765)
Very similar to my set up. I've got a secondary 5Mhz wireless network running just for video streaming. Works well. I can stream 720p to my media player easily. Haven't tried 1080 yet though.
I love this shit. |
Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 10085770)
I've streamed .mkv movies from my media server downstairs to my TV upstairs and they haven't missed a beat.
I love this shit. |
Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 10085791)
Cool, streaming hi def porno to be bedroom. You'd better make sure the kids aren't running any DLNA receivers in their rooms!
Can't be too careful. |
Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 10085770)
I've streamed .mkv movies from my media server downstairs to my TV upstairs and they haven't missed a beat.
I love this shit. Will report back as to whether you can actually run two seperate power line adapaters in one household. They are different brands so that may help. |
Re: apple tv
are you 3 shaggin? :p
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Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by soapy©
(Post 10086137)
are you 3 shaggin? :p
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...m=lucky+pierre Guess which one is Pierre? |
Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 10086231)
Yeah, we're doing the "Lucky Pierre"
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...m=lucky+pierre Guess which one is Pierre? |
Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 10086231)
Yeah, we're doing the "Lucky Pierre"
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...m=lucky+pierre Guess which one is Pierre? You know far too much dude |
Re: apple tv
I am considering purchasing the apple tv device. If I want to watch tv from the uk will I need to use a VPN? Also, does anyone have a Telstra t box - if so is it any good.
Thanks Regards Debs |
Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by debsy
(Post 10105436)
I am considering purchasing the apple tv device. If I want to watch tv from the uk will I need to use a VPN? Also, does anyone have a Telstra t box - if so is it any good.
Thanks Regards Debs Technology is changing rapidly in this area, so hang off as long as possible and work with what you have if you can wait. Re the T Box are Telstra already your ISP ? |
Re: apple tv
Update, the US version of the Western Digital TV Live arrived!
I used unblock-us to give it a US IP address, subscribed to Hulu Plus using a super secret dodgy system, PM me for details. I've also got a premium Spotify account. So the WDTV Live not only plays all my saved movies and TV shows but I can listen to Spotify and watch Hulu plus, it's great! Loads better than my old Netgear EVA9000 which seems like a sack of shit in comparison. |
Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
(Post 10105654)
If you want to watch live TV you most probably will. I take it you dont have an Xbox or PS3 ? As they both can double as media servers..... As long as your willing to leave your computer (box) on that is.
Technology is changing rapidly in this area, so hang off as long as possible and work with what you have if you can wait. Re the T Box are Telstra already your ISP ? |
Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by debsy
(Post 10109872)
Thanks Ozzie. I do not have an x box, only have a wii and ps2. Telstra is my Internet provider.
So on that basis it's probably worthwhile and does the things they are talking about re the WD HD TV and Apple TV. |
Re: apple tv
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 10108856)
Update, the US version of the Western Digital TV Live arrived!
I used unblock-us to give it a US IP address, subscribed to Hulu Plus using a super secret dodgy system, PM me for details. I've also got a premium Spotify account. So the WDTV Live not only plays all my saved movies and TV shows but I can listen to Spotify and watch Hulu plus, it's great! Loads better than my old Netgear EVA9000 which seems like a sack of shit in comparison. The latest firmware update for my WDTV has added an ABC iview widget, which is great. I also love the way you can wirelessly link Youtube to your mobile, therefore making searching for content much easier (using the remote is a pain). For the isheeple interested in getting Apple TV, DSE have it for $109 with $20 of itunes: http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/72215 |
Re: apple tv
Just ordered my first Raspberry Pi - $62 delivered for the computer, case and SD card with OS installed. 10 week delivery unfortunately and RS would only let me buy one.
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