Remote live TV options
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Remote live TV options
Hey all,
So my brother moved to Boston (from Detroit) and is missing his Tiger games. I wanted to find a way to let him watch over the internet (live). Either from 7MC, directly from my (2) HDHR-3 and HDHR-CC, or an additional plugin that would go on my Win7 box.
Looks like Plex may have a way to do this.
http://wiki.plexapp.com/index.php/HDHomeRun
Anyone have any experience with this? I could get a slingbox but I was hoping to prevent adding hardware.
Another limiting factor is my bandwidth, I only have a 16/2 cable line.
Thanks.
So my brother moved to Boston (from Detroit) and is missing his Tiger games. I wanted to find a way to let him watch over the internet (live). Either from 7MC, directly from my (2) HDHR-3 and HDHR-CC, or an additional plugin that would go on my Win7 box.
Looks like Plex may have a way to do this.
http://wiki.plexapp.com/index.php/HDHomeRun
Anyone have any experience with this? I could get a slingbox but I was hoping to prevent adding hardware.
Another limiting factor is my bandwidth, I only have a 16/2 cable line.
Thanks.
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Espn3?
My Channel Logos XL: Get your Guide looking good! ~~~~ TunerSalad: Increase the 4-tuner limit in 7MC
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Just checked and I believe that only covers ESPN broadcasted games. The majority of Tigers games up here are on Fox Sports Detroit.
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of cource you want Windows Media Center with DVBLogic. The Connect! Server let you watch remote.
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.Nico
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i would also use dvblink with connect server, i can watch any of my tv from home on ipad or in any web browser and there are no restrictions on international usage unlike the providers own apps. but for ease and a non EY user i would recommend a second hand slingbox off ebay. simplicity itself
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Remote potato would also allow you to do this.
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I believe remote potato only allows for scheduling and watching recorded TV, not live.
I'll give DVBLogic a shot. Thanks guys.
I'll give DVBLogic a shot. Thanks guys.