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Forums › Home Theatre (incl HTPC) › Using Slingbox Pro in New Zealand?


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Ultimate Geek
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Topic # 94774 18-Dec-2011 20:31
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Anyone using a Slingbox Pro from Australia or UK here?  I am wondering if it would work, I'd like to connect the component out of Sky Hdi and Tivo to it, so I can watch it in my Office or in Bed on iPad.

I'm not interested in the internet streaming, just local LAN, and standard Def will do, HD would be bonus but not a dealbreaker if it cannot sync with HDCP etc..  Also do not need to use the DTV tuner in it.




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  Reply # 559376 18-Dec-2011 21:17
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You might also want to have a look at the Vulkano products
http://www.myvulkano.com/products.html

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  Reply # 559412 18-Dec-2011 23:02
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Yup works ok, annoyingly can't access/buy sling player app in AppStore for iPhone though.




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