Can I have this at my home then a Joey or other box of some kind at my cabin/vacation home? And both locations watching separate channelso?
902899
I don't believe you can. The boxes themselves require a coax cable to be connected. The Joey then gets the Internet and HD feed from the parent box. You can access the video using disk anywhere on your smart phone or Apple device.
902900
The easy answer is no, the more complicated answer is yes. The wireless joey could be used to accomplish your task if you used a vpn to connect the internet at your home network to your internet at your cabin. Then it would act as if they were on the same network on work. You would still be limited to connection speed between your home and your cabin.
902901
No the Joey Hopper system need to be connected to each other and the same dish for them to work.
902902
Unfortunately, no. Each Joey must be connected to the system with coax cable. You can, however, use the slingbox feature of a hopper to receive programming remotely on a computer or on a tablet device over an internet connection (so internet at the cabin would be necessary).
902903
You can use the hopper with sling app on a device and hook up to your tv at cabin and watch everything that way
93633
I don't know why people are saying you can't because you absolutely can view this video/audio feed when away from home. All you have to do is download the app, plug in some settings, and you're good to go.
1150678
Yes, but the programming will be the same in both locations... i.e. you can't watch one source (eg. tv channel) in the bedroom and another where the transmitter is.
539667
Yes, you can. I have two at my house as they come set to a different channel and I believe you could set that as well. I have not experienced any interference between the two.
2078222
We have two Rokus, could that be Roki? Anyway, we have one at our mountain home and one at out city apartment, we switch them out on our total of 3 TV's, so the answer is, convince! You can move them all over and they work where ever you use them. If you don't want to move them and possibly put in a new wifi code get as many as you can afford, if you don't mind moving them about you could have one or two and be happy. I think Roku is great and have had my first one for over 2 years.
1125905
My bill is $12 for each (rented) Hopper and $7 for each (rented) Joey. It doesn't seem like owning the devices affects that service fee. I would suggest renting 2 Hoppers and 2 Joeys, pairing 1 Joey to each Hopper. It's not much of a price difference ($38 vs. $33) but you don't have everything going through 1 box so you avoid the complaints about freezing and lagging. With our system (1 Hopper with Sling, 1 Hopper, 2 Joeys) we have never had an issue.
291305
Sorry, you cannot. The secondary TV will have the same channel as the Primary (Primary being where the sender TV hook-up).
2108506
I am not familiar with any FTA (Free to air) boxes that steal the signal. I pay for my signal and hope that the Winegard Pathway X2 would not work with a pirated signal. I have zero respect for those steal and rob.
1115420
Only if you set it up at somebody else's house that has live TV and then watch it on your Roku.
501166
Yes. Both tv's have to watch the same channel or recording from the box. My box Is In the master bedroom. I split the hdmi to the mbed and kitchen tvs. I use a universal rf remote in the kitchen to control the box from there, and the cable remote in the room. I also have an antenna and roku boxes on each one in case we don't want to watch the same thing. Or should I say, in case she doesn't want to watch football.
1682614
If you could watch from the antenna on your TV without the box, yes you can. You have to run an antenna coax cable back out of the Homeworx to your TV's antenna/cable coax input, have your Homeworx box's set to "Loop Through" (on the HW-150, go to Menu/Channel Search/Modulation). Now, while the Homeworx box is recording one thing, you can switch your TV's input to "TV" and watch a different channel through the TV's tuner.
822830
Can I hook up a regular converter box to this t.v. and get my local channels? I ordered this t.v. and I do not have cable or any paid services.
148001
yes, you can but i would buy a spiltter with a switch that can go from the leaf, & back to cable , not all local channels may be on your cable tv.
645101
If you receive local channels at home. You may not get them in other startes
64816
Sorry... here is a better linkhttps://support.directv.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3894/~/how-to-watch-your-dvr-shows-anywhere
583382
John - Yes you can watch the regular TV at the same time that someone is watching via slingbox. However, you will both see the same channel. You cannot watch different channels from the same TV when someone is logged in.
64814
I believe you can. You download the recorded show and should be able to watch it anywhere. I bought this so my daughter could watch recorded programs while she is away at college, so she uses it a lot more than I do. I hope this helped.