How does this actually work? One review says it just has a bunch of links to existing streams on the internet.
1093819
It seems to be a source to access all free feeds. I found it to be slow and have not used it often. I can access all free content elsewhere.
2018777
Yes, it does. You have to physically push the button to change it back to single stream.
935444
The router works fine on youtube. As far as livestreaming goes; I don't know.
2188955
It works for me. It's a windows media stream:http://www.bloomberg.com/streams/audio/radio_live_a.asx
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Are you familiar with Android? If you are - than you should know that you have a choice of browsers, t.e. Opera, Chrome, Dolphin, etc. In order to " stream" any of the listed above browsers will need an extension, which after you install will give you an opportunity to "stream" . Be aware of any possible virus that you might pick-up by live streaming.
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I still didn't figure out how to use my grand stream. Just buy an obo or ovo device. I think that's what it's called. I plug it in to my computer and a regular phone. I am able to make and receive calls through the internet with out my computer being on.
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If there were any updates done on it it was transparent. Mainly use mine to stream from my pc to tv. It has continued to do what I need it to do. Haven't done any research to see what the newer system can do that mine can't.
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Catch 22 on a built in browser unfortunitly...when built in it is a stripped down version of some other browser (most likely chrome), and then it goes through the manufacturers hub, vs straight through to your ISP, this of course gives horrible bandwidth and streaming issues for sites streaming through a browswer...after going back and forth with the manufacturer on this they just told me flat out...for internet (browser use) connect a laptop or computer and basically use the set as a large monitor...ugh, but I have to tell you if you want to use a browser through their hubs...that is even worse, I just repurposed an old beater laptop for use when using internet. Good luck. Catch 22 on a built in browser unfortunitly...when built in it is a stripped down version of some other browser (most likely chrome), and then it goes through the manufacturers hub, vs straight through to your ISP, this of course gives horrible bandwidth and streaming issues for sites streaming through a browswer...after going back and forth with the manufacturer on this they just told me flat out...for internet (browser use) connect a laptop or computer and basically use the set as a large monitor...ugh, but I have to tell you if you want to use a browser through their hubs...that is even... » Read More Catch 22 on a built in browser unfortunitly...when built in it is a stripped down version of some other browser (most likely chrome), and then it goes through the manufacturers hub, vs straight through to your ISP, this of course gives horrible bandwidth and streaming issues for sites streaming through a browswer...after going back and forth with the manufacturer on this they just told me flat out...for internet (browser use) connect a laptop or computer and basically use the set as a large monitor...ugh, but I have to tell you if you want to use a browser through their hubs...that is even worse, I just repurposed an old beater laptop for use when using internet. Good luck. « Show Less
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Yes. I've streamed from my tablet, two phones, my laptop and my desktop. Both phones were Android o/s, both computers were Windows 7 64 bit.
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You could potentially use it via a USB connection with a converter, but it's really designed for direct connection to a live streaming provider.
1122590
No, it comes with instructions how to link them it is really fast and simple. YouTube even has videos how to do so.
1963619
Even if you use WiFi, the streaming is fast and reliable. I've had it for a long time now and never experienced any lag. It's just the menu that's very slow. It's fine if you know what you want to watch, but it's like being on dial up again if you are just browsing.
687698
No, I think its mainly due to "InfoLink: Get free RSS feeds of news, weather and sports right to your HDTV with a built-in Ethernet port"
836436
I've done it, but it's not pretty. The streams go over your network uncompressed. So we're talking 15-20 megabits, depending on what bitrates your cable company uses. If you have that much upstream to work with, then it should be fine. I don't and I've been meaning to enable OpenVPN's compression to see if that works, but I have yet to try it.
57646
It works from Youtube. You cannot enter in any other urls. Netflix/Pandora/Youtube/Blockbuster
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If you buy the internet adapter it should stream amazon, netflix, etc. I bought one, but it didn't work. I suggest buying a Roku instead if you want to stream. I have one, and it works extremely well.
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It seems like it. You can search by country or genre... there are an unbelievable amount of channels available!