Quote:Originally Posted by lingpanda I believe you can use PlayOn with the Roku to access HBO.
I have the same issue (except I have Comcast), and yes Play On works but just OK.
It's either Synology or QNAP, but for those of us still learning & looking, this article may be of interest;
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-57480797-1/top-5-nas-servers-serious-storage-for-advanced-home-networks/?tag=FD.Carousel
Man, I couldn't drop my Internet speed! I'd rather have LESS TV & more Internet speed! And for me, it' s either cable or FIOS. I also watch "out of market" sports so although I wish I could drop the umbilical cord, I don't see how.
Sounds like Comcast is "standardizing" channels nationally. I got notice of change 8/31 too. Reported on this thread previously. The Philly market (and a few others) had WAY more HD channels than some of their close neighbors. I've been...
This link was very helpful for me in setting up Z. I also run W7 64 bit.
http://www.mediasmartserver.net/2010/08/13/guide-setting-up-zappiti-for-the-dune/\
The key for me is Comcast. If others (many other) allow HBO Go to be shown via a "big screen" by Roku, X Box (whatever), providers such as Comcast are noted as being one of the few left who doesn't support this. I hold out hope though....
More changes coming for the New Castle Delaware market;
HD channels are moving up
And new channels and changes are coming soon.
As of August 30, 2012, most of your HD channels will be viewable in the 800s and up.
The duplicate HD...
More changes coming to New Castle, Delaware;
HD channels are moving up
And new channels and changes are coming soon.
As of August 30, 2012, most of your HD channels will be viewable in the 800s and up.
The duplicate HD channels listed...
Quote:Originally Posted by Beerstalker A lot of providers have decided not to support the ROKU for HBO Go because ROKU targets and advertises itself so much as a way to ditch your pay-TV subscription. They think supporting ROKU can...
