Is this like a MoCA adapter? I need a MoCA adapter for my Tivo Mini, but I don't want to spend $100.
1966284
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.
1966285
No, this is not a MoCA adapter. Will not work on MoCA. Will not work with FIOS for this reason as well. Will work with AT&T; Uverse. I know you did not ask that but might be helpful to others.
1966286
It works like MoCA but is a different system and is not compatible with existing MoCA devices. MoCA operates in the 500 to 1600 MHz frequency range but the Trendnet device uses the 12 to 50 mhz range.
997966
This unit should work with all Tivos above Tivo Series 2. I have some in stock. Best regards.
1278324
I am new to TiVo, so my install was not an upgrade. I needed one Comcast provided cable card for my Roamio Pro DVR. I then ran an ethernet cable from my Apple modem to my Roamio Pro DVR to establish a MoCa network. TiVo minis are then used in additional rooms to access the Roamio Pro via the MoCa network. With a MoCa network established, simple as connecting the coax to the mini, HDMI to the TVs.
2106646
I'm trying to find out the same thing. There's someone selling a "adaptor" on eBay but I don't know what it actually does. He wants $30 for it. Another rip off.
1465541
Yes, that is what I'm doing. Many devices plugged into the switch, switch plugged into the MoCA adapter. On the other end is another MoCA adapter plugged into the router.
1036370
Hi, I just have 3 of these adapters, no slingbox, and they work well as long as you watch polarity. Saves lots of cable! :)
1140149
If you can find a way to disable MOCA on the TiVo you don't need it. If you can't then you should buy it as it may bridge your internal internet network to the outside or interfere with neighbors cable. It's probable a good safety precaution either way.
343278
Here is a link to what TiVo has: https://www.tivo.com/shop/detail/ir-adapter-wall .
2157452
Does your Dish Hopper have an eSATA connection on the back? If so, then that is likely what you would have to use. Your best bet is to ask the Dish Network people what kinda device you could use with this. I haven't looked into Dish stuff in a long time. My dad was the only one that had it. All I remember about it is that they charge you an extra $5 a month (I think) to enable this feature. It really isn't worth it in my opinion. If you wanna save stuff off of it for future viewing, I would suggest looking around the internet for applications for your computer that would enable you to save content off of it instead of trying to add an external drive. For example, for a TiVo there are several programs that you can get that will not only decrypt the TiVo files of the shows, but will rip the commercials out of the shows as well as format the resulting file for any kind of player you might have. Just my $0.02 worth.
2266660
i'm not a person who could endorse this product. I have this now, the edimax ew7811 utc ac600: Edimax EW-7811UTC AC600 Dual-Band USB Adapter, Mini Size Easy to Carry, Supports Both 11AC ( 5GHz Band ) and 11n ( 2.4GHz Band ) Wi-Fi Connectivity, Upgrades your PC / Laptop for Exceeding Streaming and Faster Downloadnot a single regret. it's been amazing, and at a better price.
2000213
Look for a moca adapter. Also you may need a moca filter at the point of entry to the house on the cable line. If you have a TiVo xl4 or romaio box, you will only need one moca adapter at the cable modem. This will run the signal through coax to the mini or you can run the signal through Ethernet. I heard some were able go get it to run with a power line Ethernet as long as the primary TiVo is connected via Ethernet or moca. Its not hard just needs a little research.
693712
I have the BNC male to SMA coax adaptor. Just go to the Amazon page that has the Mini Magnet antenna you want to use and scroll down a bit. You will see the adaptor. $4.95 I believe is the price. Hope this helps.
675314
Margaret, not that I am aware of. I'm pretty sure that is a feature specifically for Tivo-to-Tivo. I would think the actual recording file format is different and proprietary to prevent pirating.
1076694
After trying to get Tivo to work with wireless adapters I finally just conceded to purchasing Tivo's adapter. Have to say that was the best decision, easy install, Tivo's all work perfectly. Just spend a few extra and get Tivo's adapter and you'll be a happy camper.
1533177
Works perfectly on my Q-See NVR system . Don't understand the rest of your question
1291839
I'm experienced somewhat using MOCA for TIVO box networking. In this case, the POE filter goes between the cable service entering the home and the splitter which divides the cable to the various TIVO boxes. (The splitter by the way needs to be a 3ghz capable splitter, not just 1ghz, because MOCA operates above 1ghz) The function of the POE filter is to keep the MOCA networking activity from the TIVO boxes from exiting the house and polluting the cable signal outside your home. (Your cable modem/router will simply be supplied off the splitter, just like the TIVO boxes)
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This filter is used when you're using your coax cable plant that is generally installed when the premises is built - it's the same wires one would connect to for their cable TV or cable modem. What MoCA does is allows a 'traditional' ethernet to ride on the same wires as the cable modem and cable TV service - it uses a higher frequency, so it does not interfere with cable services from your provider. The reason you want a filter with MoCA is that you do not want those frequencies to travel outside your home - say for example a neighbor installed a MoCA adapter, without this filter blocking those frequencies from leaving your premises, your neighbors would be able to send and receive traffic on your network. If you have the ability to use Cat5 ethernet, I'd suggest doing that. The problem MoCA solves is that most homes have a coax cable plant already running through the walls and typically to each room. Watching video wirelessly (wifi) is typically unreliable, with pauses and lost connections. But running a Cat5 cable to every room can be a pain, and having a Cat5 cable running across the floor is even worse. MoCA gives you the ability to run with an existing cable plant, and offers better throughput and a better experience than if you used WiFI adapters with your Tivos.