Say you had a freeview decoder and wanted to send that signal to a 2nd TV in another house across the road.....
Any ideas how you would do that wirelessly?
Analogue composite (yellow RCA) video would be sufficient.
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xarqi:
Next way is to record what is needed, copy it onto a USB stick, and use a catapult to transmit it wirelessly.
xarqi: I was going to suggest just using the web interface of your Vu+ Duo
Jaxson: Say you had a freeview decoder and wanted to send that signal to a 2nd TV in another house across the road.....
Any ideas how you would do that wirelessly?
Analogue composite (yellow RCA) video would be sufficient.
xarqi: Yup - you can search the EPG, set and review timers, watch whatever is being decoded in real time, change channels, play back recordings, etc. A couple of prerequisites though. You need to have a static IP address (or use a dynamic IP forwarding service), you need to forward incoming traffic on whatever port you decide to use through your router to the Vu+ on port 80, and you need to turn on the web interface via a menu.
wellygary: Any reason for not just instal another Freeview decoder (+ dish) in the 2nd house,
Jaxson:xarqi: Yup - you can search the EPG, set and review timers, watch whatever is being decoded in real time, change channels, play back recordings, etc. A couple of prerequisites though. You need to have a static IP address (or use a dynamic IP forwarding service), you need to forward incoming traffic on whatever port you decide to use through your router to the Vu+ on port 80, and you need to turn on the web interface via a menu.
How many web interface sessions can be viewed simultaneously?
Jaxson:
How many web interface sessions can be viewed simultaneously?
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