Spoke with my father-in-law this weekend. He has one "lifetime" 5040. He'd be ok with paying $7/month to keep it working. He doesn't want to run a wirns box -- nor does he have the technical comfort lvl to do it.
i've already opened a BBB complaint with DNNA. If the say "our contract is over with directv. His gripe is with Directv" I'll open a complaint with directv. If they don't give me a refund, I'll be seeing them in small claims court.
Ok, so you guys are saying if I start a lawn care service company and sell "lifetime lawncare" for the life of your lawn for a one time fee of $1000. As part of the service at the time of selling the service I have fliers and brochures...
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"Subject to the terms of this Agreement, if you pay the one-time, up front subscription fee, you will not incur any additional charges to receive the basic ReplayTV Service while you are authorized...
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TD, I want to thank you for all the fantastic work you have done to get us to this stage; from discovering the signature key, to the documentation of the signed procedures, to the creation of the...
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I'm sorry, I think that came off wrong. Thanks for trying to help. I just meant that I was doing this because I didn't think it would be too difficult and no one else seemed to be doing it (although...
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Look, this work is mostly just for fun, I am sure WiRNS 3.0 is just around the corner, and all our problems will be solved. I am just doing this as a proof of concept thing, and I think it has already...
how about using your router as the target ip address (using your external IP -- not your NAT) and then use port forwarding to bounce it back to your wirns machine to the port of your choice?