Will this work to connect a Slingbox Solo
1974888
yes, I had a slingbox solo and this uses a standard ethernet connection. You should be fine and speeds should be fine as well.
1974889
I don't see why not. This product works as a bridge between your router and the electrical outlet. No software installation is required. I would suggest buying it, trying it, and keep the box...and worst case, you just have to return it. But I feel confident in it working.
1313312
Just go with hdmi and component outs from your STB into the Slingbox then HDMI out of slingbox into your TV and you won't have a problem or know the difference.
2194315
I doubt this will work, the Dish receiver usually won't let you do anything without active service. That being said, why not just use the tuner built in to your TV? another option would be to buy a stand alone sling box.
20554
I have just purchased 2 of these to try with the slingbox. If my wiring in the house is hooked up to work with these,my slingbox should work,or at least that's what netgear customer service told me. I will post an answer on here after I receive,and install these,and my slingbox.
967220
I do not understand the question....we bought this item to use on our slingbox to change channels from another room and it performs the task just fine.
1187104
I use mine with sling box all the time. Not sure what platform you want to use but, I would guess it should. Also it will depend on your connection.Jack
2223516
The only way I know to do that would be to port your connection from a phone or tablet(with the slingbox software/app) on it, to the TV by a hardwire connection. I have done this before.
1194125
Yes, I use it with my bose solo unit. It is much better than the little cheap control you get with the bose solo. This unit from amazoncontrols my tv, my vcr. I am going to get cable tv shortly and see if it will control the cable box. If not, out goes the cable company. I do not get cable because of too many remote controls needed. I use an indoor antenna clear stream and get about 25 channels in my area. No need for cable as I have netflex and connect to the tv with my wireless connection. This is the best way to go. I save $90 a month. That can rent a lot of movies from Amazon.
700419
Can't say for certain without looking at the power requirements but it's working great on my SOLO (SB260-100). A search of Slingbox.com reveals that the replacement SOLO PSU is NOT compatible with the TUNER. http://www.slingbox.com/go/buy-replacement-parts I think you should be looking for a 6V 2-2.4A PSU. Try: HQRP AC Adapter for Slingbox PRO / AV / TUNER / CLASSIC / Hon-Kwang HK-A112-A06 SB100-100 SB200-100 SB220-100 SB240-100, Sling Media Power Supply Cord + Euro Plug Adapter
916733
Yes. A switch, firewall, or any ethernet device may be connected. You can also have several Slinglinks in different areas of a building, and have a switch on each if needed for multiple network devices.
697456
Yes if the sling is getting signal from the same box. You change sling, sling changes cable box. Someone changes the box channel, you see what they see slung at you.
1148562
In general Slingbox is a peer to peer (point to point) connection such than only one connection is allowed. Sling does not stream to the internet, but streams only from point A to point B. So only one device at a time can use the Sling connection. That device may be in the next room or hundreds of miles away.
992729
No, the slingbox will not fix any of these problems. The purpose of the slingbox is to allow you to watch your TV signal on PC's in your own home, as well as anywhere with an internet connection. For example, if you travel out of town for business, you can connect a Slingbox to your TV signal (be it antenna, cable, satellite box, etc), and with any computer, you can watch your own TV broadcasts from anywhere with internet access, so you could watch the BIG game, even though it might not be available on TV where you are traveling. Unfortunately, the Slingbox will not do anything to boost reception.
1030959
No. As far as I understand its workings, and how I use it, it connects only one device wirelessly to the internet, via your home network roiter. In other words, you plug the Netgear adaptor to yoir device (in my case a slingbox) using the ethernet cord, plug in the power adaptor (or via the usb power cord) and pair with your home router, and your device is connected to the internet.
1943168
It should. It has a HDMI connection 1080i http://www.slingmedia.com/go/slingcatcher-tech-specs
710229
That's what I did. I used the RCA from the center ports to my TIVO. I have A set up to my Slingbox, B is set up to my DVD player. You will not be able to use them both at the same time, you will have to choose which one to have active. It's very easy to switch which one is active. I don't use the DVD that often, I keep the Slingbox as the active side.
507780
This thing. Just plugs into your USB slot in the back or front of your DVR. It works great with my sling adapter. I tried to plug both the WIFI and the sling adapter into a USB hub plugged into the back of the DVR, but it wouldn't draw enough power evidently, so that's why I plug the WIFI adapter into the front USB plug