BobMurdoch said:
One correction: the sling adapter plugs into a USB port, not HDMI. I have both working nicely here.
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One correction: the sling adapter plugs into a USB port, not HDMI. I have both working nicely here.
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for the revue: don't forget a connection to the internet. either wireless or wired. plus a connection to the receiver, either wired or wireless.
Anyone know how to mask your location on a Revue? My mom wants to watch the TN football game tomorrow on ESPN3 but it is blacked out in the state of TN.
Doh! Didn't realize I typed that... You are absolutely correct. Only one HDMI port on the back of the 722, but multiple USB ports.
If you have a choice, go with the wired connection when possible... Less chance of interference or weak signals degrading your connection.
I can't access ESPN3 at all using the Revue. I read snippet on Amazon stating that the Revue hasn't worked with ESPN3 since ESPN3 turned into "Watch ESPN." Hope it's fixed soon.....
The biggest issue with ESPN3 is that your broadband provider must explicitly offer it. If they don't, you won't get it.
There may be other issues associated with the Revue, but the carriage thing nails it for many.
Well since the subject was brought up. How about masking location from an xbox? Is that possible?
Your location is given up by your Internet IP address which cannot be changed or hidden by anything you do on your side.
The only way to fake an IP address would be to VPN through someone else's system which would give you their address to use.
The only way to fake an IP address would be to VPN through someone else's system which would give you their address to use.
ESPN3 requires support for Flash 10.3. Current Revue supports 10.1. Long awaited Honeycomb upgrade is supposed to fix this.
Which would then introduce the problem that your connection speed through the VPN would be limited to how ever much bandwidth is allocated to that connection. So unless your VPN provider has unlimited bandwidth, you're going to take some kind of hit in connection speed and latency going through it.
I note you cannot use the Revue to watch anything on Dish Online? Why does'nt dish fix this since they distributed the Revue and charge an integration fee, at least a Revue user should have
access to ALL Dish programming. Also why dont they put another line item on the screen for broadband users?
access to ALL Dish programming. Also why dont they put another line item on the screen for broadband users?
Why doesn't DISH create an application for the Revue for Blockbuster? Seems a no brainer to me if you want DISH subs to take Blockbuster instead of Netflix. Even the Revue has Netflix .
I keep thinking the same thing. When will they have it working with the Revue unit? After all they sell the Revue!
I just received my coupon code, but the 50% off doesn't work on the Revue. In the fine print it says:
Sony brought their new GoogleTV box to CEDIA, and it's running Honeycomb!
Sony brings new media streaming box and updated Google TV hardware to CEDIA -- Engadget
Ignore the pics of the hardware, that's Sony's new version of a Roku box.
Sony brings new media streaming box and updated Google TV hardware to CEDIA -- Engadget
Ignore the pics of the hardware, that's Sony's new version of a Roku box.
I recently purchased the Revue. I have a Bose system with DVD and a Video System Enhancer (VS2) which provides my HDMI ports (my TV does not have HDMI). Can anyone tell me how to connect this?
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