Posts by kapone

The Gold rush, when it happened, was even more frenzied, except they used pickaxes instead of computers. The concept and the scarcity was/is the same. The difference is that the "gubmint" is a lot more powerful now vs then. In the last...

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Quote:Originally Posted by ajkrishock I'm gonna go ahead and call this a product a failure right now. You heard it here first.I wouldn't necessarily say that. It's a failure only from a "media" perspective. From a gaming...

Quote:Originally Posted by signcarver If you mean WMC extender, it may not work... as WMDRM has latency detection to ensure devices are near... one of my old papers on this suggests 7 ms. True. The network conditions will determine...

Quote:Originally Posted by blueiedgod Does that mean if I have a pair of DD-WRT routers set up as a tunnel, I can bring an extender with us, connect to a TV where ever we are, and basically access out "DVR" at home? You'd need to...

Quote:So no stuttering issues?At our other house, no. Works flawlessly. But that has a 75/35 connection as well. Quote:Are you viewing HD channels?I tried both. SD obviously is much easier on bandwidth. HD is "mostly" ok with the...

Quote:Originally Posted by amarshonarbangla When did I say it would be simple True. Well, a PfSense router (or something similar), with OpenVPN configured for TAP with bridging to your local LAN (and a few firewall rules) will get...

Quote:Originally Posted by staknhalo Read my post towards the bottom of the last page, they said they want to include TV via OTA reception - how would they do that if it required a cable...

Quote:Originally Posted by amarshonarbangla Wow this is brilliant in that I can potentially watch live TV anywhere as long as I have my laptop and a Wifi connection.Uhh....hang on cowboy...not that simple. but doable...yes.

Quote:Originally Posted by staknhalo Why is that? I think it's an uncertainty at this point, but potentially promising. Promising?? In terms of what? You had a cable box. Now, Microsoft wants to put its OWN hardware in front of...