Does this stream 720p from a component connected cable box to LAN or local WIFI devices? Can it stream 720p to the internet?
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i do not use the composite cable.very good picture at medium setting on tablet with component. at high setting it looks crisp.
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Yes. The signal will be a lot clearer. It is recommended that you connect both the component (HD) and composite cables. This will allow to select various resolutions from low to high.
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No, this does not stream 720p:http://en-us-support.belkin.com/app/answers/page/a_id/7740With that said, on wifi and 4g the streaming bit rate is over 2 Mbps and looks quite good.
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You can plug a laptop into your HDTV to view the HD video. If you don't have an HDTV, why bother with taking 720p video?
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This device is first and foremost for connecting your computer to a wireless network. It will not necessarily connect to a cable, satellite or over the air television connection. However, once connected to the internet or a network (such as one in your home), it is fast enough to allow for HD content to be transmitted. I personally have connected it to a WD TV-Live box, which then connects to my home network. I can then stream Netflix or video files I have on a computer on my home network.
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thanks Collin!let me see which cables and I'm on my way!Is there a way to do the same for the content on your PC?the computer is on one room and the speakers and a projector in another. how can I stream movies or anything from point A to point B wireless?
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No, this box only modulates an input onto a selected CATV channel. You need something else to transmit over the air.
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Isn't it a Bluray player...and I ran 60' of cat5 cable, and it is working fine.I think you may have a bad cable or port.Did you verify the cat5 cable with good a test meter?
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Wifi works from your Windows Computer. I can use it directly to my laptop to transfer the videos then post them on YouTube. Also, you can't do wireless video uploads of movies shot at 1080i or 720p only in HD/Web which is at a lower resolution. You cannot convert 1080 or 720 video to HD/Web either. You have to shoot in this lower resolution mode to transfer the video over WiFi.
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Doubtful, software drivers are limited (doubt hardware would show up in browsers or app) and box only designed to capture rather than stream. Check out same manufacturers converters (HDMI/SDI etc). Might work better.
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You should be able to plug it into any CAT5 plug. It shouldn't matter since it is on your LAN.
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By "HD", I'm assuming you mean "hard drive" and not "high definition".Does this thing output 1080/720 if it receives such a signal from a Slingbox HD/Pro?
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Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out port on my PC and watch over the air TV on my big screen HDMI-in from my computer. Hope this was helpfull to you. Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out... » Read More Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out port on my PC and watch over the air TV on my big screen HDMI-in from my computer. Hope this was helpfull to you. « Show Less
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Not sure. I used this item to be able to hook my PS3 and MacMini computer to the internet after I cancelled my ATT uverse cable tv and returned the cable tv boxes ( keeping the ATT internet). You plug the device into your cable tv cable (in place of the cable tv box) and then you plug your ethernet equipped devices (your Tivo has an ethernet port?) into this device and you are good to go.
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no, you would have to have a media extender attached to the network to be able to stream media from box to TV.
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No it cannot by itself. The unit will only stream from your main hard drive inside your computer (usually drive C:). You can stream from an external hard drive connected to your router if you have a media server program that was included with your router's software or with a third party program such as Twonky. However, the formats the player will read are limited and even then it may not read those formats.
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It is connected via an ethernet cable (no wireless). Personally I bought a cheap wireless bridge ( Edimax EW-7228APn 150Mbps 11n Wireless Range Extender/Access Point with 5 Port Switch ) and plugged the receiver and all my other internet-saavy A/V equipment into that. I figure I will never need to stream more than 1 of those devices at once so why not plug them into a single point.
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at HomeSlingbox Solo connected via powerline ethernetTIVO Premiere using tivo G wireless to routerHigh speed internetGigabit and N routerAt cottage32 inch hi def lcd tvWD Streaming box with Slingbox player included hardwired to routerDSL just under 1.5 mbPerformance is really good... Sometimes fantastic!Change coming this week. Adding 500mb powerline for both slingbox and the Tivo. Looking for a tad better streaming
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I am not a Comcast customer but am on a Charter system and you do not need a cable box ($6.95/mo) but you do need a cable card ($2.00/mo). If you want to it only on your computer that's all you need. I have this tuner card and a media extender unit (Echo) to a HDMI equipped TV. You need to have ethernet cable available to this Echo for the unit to work. It is not wireless. I converted a PC back to Win 7 Pro since it made the Echo Media Extender more functional than with Win 8 or 8.1 from what i have been able to get setup. The picture and sound on the TV is GREAT ans well as my PC.