Is it Mac and PC compatible? Apple AirPort Time Capsule and DISH 722 DVR receiver compatible?
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Hi,My best guess it should work since it replicates a lan port from two different points. I hope this helpsD
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PC compatible - Yes, I only use the Linux OS. I do not know about Mac or the AirPort Time Capsule.My guess is it would work fine because it works at the physical layer of the OSI model.If you can connect the Apple stuff with a physical wire (cat 5 cable) this will work.
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It works anywhere where you would use an eithernet cable. Instead of a cable connecting A-B, you have two (shorter) cables, A-AirWire and AirWire-B, with the wireless connection between the AirWire units.
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Yes, it is Mac/PC compatible. It is Apple Airport and Time Capsule compatible. As for the DVR, if it's to connect the DVR to a network (meaning it's regular ethernet network traffic that travels through the Airwire), then it should work no problem. The AirWire basically replaces a standard network connection. So anywhere you would use a network cable, you can use a pair of AirWire instead. Note however that this is a point to point over-the-air network. It's not a wireless access point, it will not allow several connections. It will not be visible as a wifi access point and it does not have a configuration page or anything. You connect it, it works. No config, no headaches. Yes, it is Mac/PC compatible. It is Apple Airport and Time Capsule compatible. As for the DVR, if it's to connect the DVR to a network (meaning it's regular ethernet network traffic that travels through the Airwire), then it should work no problem. The AirWire basically replaces a standard network connection. So anywhere you would use a network cable, you can use a pair of AirWire instead. Note however that this is a point to point over-the-air network. It's not a wireless access point, it will not allow several connections. It will not be visible as a wifi access point and it does not have... » Read More Yes, it is Mac/PC compatible. It is Apple Airport and Time Capsule compatible. As for the DVR, if it's to connect the DVR to a network (meaning it's regular ethernet network traffic that travels through the Airwire), then it should work no problem. The AirWire basically replaces a standard network connection. So anywhere you would use a network cable, you can use a pair of AirWire instead. Note however that this is a point to point over-the-air network. It's not a wireless access point, it will not allow several connections. It will not be visible as a wifi access point and it does not have a configuration page or anything. You connect it, it works. No config, no headaches. « Show Less
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I don't know about from a PC, but from a Mac, you can't do anything special! That's my big disappointment with this product - it's advertised as Mac-compatible but it is only for the most basic functions.
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I have a Mac, for which it is compatible, but I believe it is compatible for PC also. Several types of computer port connection are OK, but again, my own is a Mac type. DV
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I have not tried it with a MAC yet, but their web sites says it is compatible. http://www.ionaudio.com/products/details/slides-2-pc-express
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This item is a camera only. You'll need a dvr to hook the camera up to. At least that is my understanding. The plugs on the camera aren't the same kind of plugs that are on any mac I have seen. This camera is 700 tvl, so to take full advantage of the higher resolution, you'll have to spend at least $300 on an Hi Def DVR. I bought a DVR that is not HD, and I can't make out license plates from the cars passing 25 ft in front of my house.
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It works very well with my PC. I have not tried it on a mac. Doesn't the online description have that info?
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Yes, the SB-100 PRO Universal Time Clock is Mac compatible as well. For MAC compatibility, be sure to use the Network option that the time clock includes and supports.
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It should be compatible. The Apple Time Capsule Router specs say you can connect a printer via USB or Ethernet. The Brother HL3170CDW printer has both of those options.
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I am not conversant with the apple time capsule but anything that is made to connect to ethernet through a cable (not USB) can be used. This device connects to the wireless network and presents itself as a wired port (actually 4) you can connect any device that can connect to a ethernet network. For example an old desktop or whatever. I have been using it without any problem for my Logitech Revue which has a bad wifi but has also a port for wired connection.
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Not sure. I set it up with my desktop PC, but I do have a MacBook Pro. I would assume it should be compatible and easy to set up.
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No, it is not mac compatible. I found the product manual online here: http://www.vtechkids.com/_f/_pw/_manual/80-077300%20Kidizoom%20Camera.pdfPage 10 of the PDF: "Minimum System Requirements For PC Connection: Windows 2000 SP3+/ XP"
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Yes. I have them on the same Ethernet hub. I have another machine which I use periodically to view over WiFi, and it works decently, but I'm glad to have my main WMC machine / DVR talking right to it over wired connection. I'm on Comcast and they recently eliminated their unencrypted digital & analog signals, so I had to either get a Comcast set top box, or a CableCard enabled device like this one.
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Yes it is compatible with Mac. The DVD disc and installation instructions indicates Mac and PC.
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This item is a camera only. You'll need a dvr to hook the camera up to.At least that is my understanding. The plugs on the camera aren't thesame kind of plugs that are on any mac I have seen. This camera is 700 tvl,so to take full advantage of the higher resolution, you'll have to spend at least$300 on an Hi Def DVR. I bought a DVR that is not HD, and I can't make out licenseplates from the cars passing 25 ft in front of my house.
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I think you're better off buying one that specifically states Mac compatibility such as the Kinivo BTD-300. I had this IOGear one on my Mac and it did work for a time, but then just stopped working, not sure why.
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With a Mac you can hook 1 EyeTV box to the USB port & 1 HDHomeRun box to the ethernet port. That gives me 3 tuners.
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Time Capsule is running with Airport utility and works well with Mavericks or Leopard or Snow Leopard.