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Forums › Freeview (DVB-T/DVB-S) › Xcruiser xdsr600hd capable of streaming?


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Wannabe Geek


# 177606 8-Aug-2015 19:17
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Hi
I'm looking to buy an xcruiser xdsr600hd, and was wondering if anyone has any experience with them.
My main question is around it's network capabilities. If I have it on the network, can another TV also on the network play stuff recorded on it (almost treating it like a nas).
If not, can I copy the files from it onto a nas and then have another TV play it?

I've read some stuff about encryption, and wondering if streaming across a network is possible or if stuff recorded on it has to be played through it, on a TV plugged into it.

Thanks.

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Uber Geek


  # 1361271 8-Aug-2015 19:21
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The Panasonic Freeview PVRs will stream across the LAN.  Not much good if you don't have terrestrial freeview, sorry



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Wannabe Geek


  # 1361278 8-Aug-2015 20:21
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Last time I looked at major brands they seemed a little average. Must have improved since then so will have another look. Thanks

 
 
 
 


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Geek


  # 1362062 10-Aug-2015 13:11
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Hi,

The XDSR 600 can be accessed from a network capable device via its IP address, you can also record shows onto a NAS drive if you really want to.

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Uber Geek


  # 1362526 11-Aug-2015 04:25
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It has DLNA sharing and the Xcruiser will show up as its own DLNA server. Which you can choose as a source.

Also it supports Airtivi+ for playback and control on PC, Android and IOS devices.




 

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Wannabe Geek


  # 1397617 30-Sep-2015 21:19
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Yes I bought one from JX antenna and Network. There is also a write up about it in their tech section. I run mine using a NAS system which they set up for me. Also run DLNA, so can see each others hard drives with out a central NAS computer. I prefer the NAS option as I can record to it. 

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