will this connect to a media server across wifi ?
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Yes.its good but buy the kaser net's tv2 its $56 and the best box in the world.get it.I have both .
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I tried to connect this to my Flash Media Server in Local computer and on my internet server. Unfortunately I couldn't. other Stream Providers needs to outgoing internet. remember the Highest quality is SD Not HD.
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Not natively, you need an external device. I used a simple bridge from Belkin, works like a champ. Belkin Universal Wireless HDTV Adapter (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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Hi!1. I have the Micca EP600 media player. This device doesn't have built-in wifi, so I'm not sure if you can play media from network.2. It works perfect with BD3D Iso images!
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I have used this unit in client mode before but only to make a PC wifi capable. The included instruction indicates that it can be used in this mode with smart TV's, media devices and game consoles to make them wifi capable but I have not tried it. You will need to configure the unit to client mode on a PC before you can connect it to the device.
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no it wont. You need a wireless bridge for that. I recall TP link has such a device. I did not get it because it do not have 5GHz band
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Yes, the server can act as a dlna media server and stream to other devices. I stream from mine to a dlna blu ray player.
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No, unfortunately not. Although the player has a USB input the player does not have WIFI capability. The USB is for connecting external hard drives, flash drives, etc.
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Most likely yes. but it also depends on how far apart they are placed and capabilities of your PC and LED. it also has a USB port you could dump your media collection in your PC to USB drive or a USB hard drive and connect it to the router (thats what i did) . I could browse and run my media from any device in my network
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The hardware would not be the problem. If the laptop has wifi it will connect. Its the software you use that makes the connection to this device.
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Is it possible? Yes. Is it practical? No. Based on app version 2.6.6, firmware 2.9, iPhone w/ 7.0.4, iPad w/ 6.1.3, the app doesn't directly support AirPlay. You can do it by: 1. Connect Media Drive to your home access point over wifi. 2. Determine the Media Drive's IP address on your home wifi network. This is NOT the 192.168.11.1 address of the Media Drive's self-generated wifi network. 3. Access the web portal through the browser by entering the IP address of step 2. You need to use a browser that allows User Agent spoofing (I use Mercury). Set the User Agent to some desktop browser. If the drive thinks you're connecting with a mobile browser, it will instead prompt you to connect with the app. 4. Browse to the video of your choice, click twice, and stream to Apple TV. This is both cumbersome and requires a lot of free bandwidth on your home network. The stream is bouncing from Media Drive, to router, to iPad, back to router, to Apple TV. My experience has been that it's not a great solution.
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Plug it into your router and you're all set. I had it set up as a media drive for the tv and all of my computers. It gets it's own ip so functions as an independent entity
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it will connect either thru wi-fi or with an ethernet cable. either way it's easy to do.
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not exactly,there are drivers to install.I am using windows media center. it works best.it takes some determination to get the latest drivers.
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It has a HDMI imput jack. So, if the cable or satellite device has a HDMI output .. It will work. Other wise it will work only as WIFI media center.
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No, I don't think so. The only way mine would connect is as a music player. What you need is a mobile hot spot.
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If I have an exisiting Wireless Network, can this device connect to it wirelessly?