Hello everyone,
Just thought I'd let you know that splashtop remote hd(the tablet version) does not work on the galaxy tab 10.1. the regular version does work though, which is really kind of sad. I don't know how you can make a tablet specific version of an app and have it be worse on tablets than your original version. Hopefully there will be an update soon...
smaskell said:
Hello everyone,
Just thought I'd let you know that splashtop remote hd(the tablet version) does not work on the galaxy tab 10.1. the regular version does work though, which is really kind of sad. I don't know how you can make a tablet specific version of an app and have it be worse on tablets than your original version. Hopefully there will be an update soon...
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I got a reply from their support
Thanks lot for your great support!
Splashtop Remote HD has compatibility issue with Galaxy Tab 10.1 . Our
engineers are work on this now. We will fix this issue soon. I hope new
version will be available within one or two week. The solid schedule
still depends on whether there are other issues on this device. So I
can't promise the exact release time.
Before we can provide new version to fix this issue, if you need refund,
please go to http://support-remote.splashtop.com and open a ticket for
this. Our support team will tell you what information is needed, and
refund ASAP. After refund, you need to purchage our app again if you
want to use it.
Sorry for this issue again.
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Best Wishes,
Splashtop Remote Support Team
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What is the difference?
I hope there's support for higher resolutions. My desktop is 1440 x 900 I hate how splashtop changes the resolution when connected to android.
Market now says Galaxy Tab 10.1 is supported for Splashtop HD
and there's currently a 50% discount ...w00t!
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.splashtop.remote.pad&feature=search_result
Does this mean I can watch netflix through this app? Do you have to be on the same wifi nework or something, can you use this miles away from your home?
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Does this mean I can watch netflix through this app? Do you have to be on the same wifi nework or something, can you use this miles away from your home?
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I have yet to try over another wifi network but I can almost watch hulu vids when tethering over my Vibrant on 3g.
So my guess is it will work fine over a real wifi connection.
At home I was watching both netflix and hulu flawlessly + playing Civ V... for me this is an amazing app and well worth the money.
Do you know if someone can use the desktop while I'm using this on the tablet? But for $5, I'll just get it in either case.
Works pretty dang good on my tab now. Worth the bucks, and fun to play tricks on my GF from the other room when my computer opens up a word doc and starts typing to her... lol.
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Do you know if someone can use the desktop while I'm using this on the tablet? But for $5, I'll just get it in either case.
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Well the point of remote desktop is to use your actual system will at a different location. So the other person will be able to use the computer, they will just be messing with whatever you're trying to do . I "tried" it the other night with my laptop and it seemed alright. Tried playing minecraft but that requires a keyboard+mouse to be playable but it was fairly smooth. I'm sure netflix and hulu would work fine.
You should be able to remote desktop to a computer on another network as long as you set up the router for that computer to do so (port forwarding, I believe??) I think there are instructions on the splashtop website for doing just that.
Sale over ?
It's still on sale, I just bought. Using it now and it works amazingly well (over wifi), far better than the other RDP clients I've tried so far. Next stop will be testing it's performance over the wifi hot spot on my captivate.
Five bucks already well spent.
Edit: works over 3G, but not super well. I suspect my mediocre upload speed is to blame. Afraid there's not a lot I can do about that right now. I'm moving soon, so hopefully my new place will have some better options for internet.
just thought i'd add i'm using this right now.. posting this reply.. from manhattan.. remotely connected to my pc in eugene oregon. i am tethering from my 4g tmobile and its almost as good as my wifi from home. Speedtest shows a 50ms ping and a 6- 8mbps connection.. I can stream netflix or stream movies from my pc and they are pretty darn smooth.. 5000 miles away!! Splashtop rocks!! I am using it on my ipad though.. been waiting for the hd version to be released before i buy a tab 10.1 since remote desktop is just about all i use... looks like its time to buy one.
gonna try it and see
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Im about to buy a sling box and sling it to my girl friends house so she can turn off her cable and save $40 a month....but as an added bonus
I realized i could probably view tv from my house using any avail wi-fi signal as well....
Or could i? I am a sling box virgin and do not know whats required.
Edit: I found a thread over in apps. It seems to be working on the newer releases of TNT and Vegan fine from what i can tell.
Hi,
I think you can only have one client/player connected per Slingbox at the same time, so if she's connected to you Slingbox and then you tried it would drop her connection. You could setup two Slingboxes, then both could work, on different channels even.
Jim
jimcpl said:
Hi,
I think you can only have one client/player connected per Slingbox at the same time, so if she's connected to you Slingbox and then you tried it would drop her connection. You could setup two Slingboxes, then both could work, on different channels even.
Jim
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Thats still very cool. We both watch history channel at night etc but you are saying only one signal...regardless of if we mind using the same channel?
Allenfx said:
Thats still very cool. We both watch history channel at night etc but you are saying only one signal...regardless of if we mind using the same channel?
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Yes, that's correct.
Also, be aware that if you're using Sling client on a PC or laptop, picture is OK, but at least for me the Slingplayer quality on Gtab is not so great.
Jim
Picture quality isn't the greatest, but it works. If it were me, I'd make sure I got Hulu to work as well. Picture quality is much better, and the selection of programming is pretty good.
Picture quality scales dynamically depending on your bandwidth -- so you may get a better picture quality when you are "local" that your girlfriend would get coming over the wire remotely...
It does work though -- I have an original SlingBox (so only SD)
I'm running the Android slingplayer app on my GTab (VEGAn beta 5.1.1)
I uploaded a short demo video to youtube (tags: sligplayer, G-Tablet, Vegan)
Have been running an original slingbox (SD version) for months now. Picture quality does vary depending on bandwidth but it is watchable.
the android app is 29.99 in the market place. a rather steep price. I am a dish subscriber, and the sling app is built into the box, and the viewer is free. Comcast has an xfinity remote web viewing function as does fios you might want to look into those before plnking down the cash
I use playon mobile to stream almost anything from my computer to my gtab. The quality is excellent but you will get allot of buffering at low bandwidth locations. You must connect one time from your home network. Download and install playon trial on your computer if you like it buy the prog.
I have the Monsoon Vulkano ($109.00 + free app) running on my Droid X and netbook and have been very pleased. I ordered a G-Tablet tonight so I will report back once I get it set up and let you know how it works.
Slingplayer working great on GTab VEGAn 7.
Couldn't get Slingbox player to work on Vegan GB.
Last release I saw was Beta 1 ver 5.11. What and where is Vegan 7?
Just got a Monsoon Vulkano, streaming works as advertised on my Evo4g, but doesn't work at all on the gtablet. I've tried everything from stock tnt to cyanogen to vegan to gadam,all fail at the "buffering" prompt.
I've seen others having better luck with sling, probably what I'll try next.
Justin
I just tried Corwins CM7 and the Vulkano works! First time on the g tablet for me. Nice!
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Vegan GB works now with Sling Player 1.2.
I've got a Slingbox Pro HD, which I've used for years to stream to my Samsung Omnia and Omnia II. The framerate was always pretty bad, but I blames Verizon's ridiculously slow 3G. So, when I got the Thunderbolt, I expected to see a real improvement on 4G - but I'm not. It's still stuttery and freezes all the time, sometimes for 20-30 seconds. It's never smooth.
I've got cable at home, speed tests at about 3-4Mbps up. The T-bolt tests at 15+Mbps down. Plenty of bandwidth. SPM plays fine over WIFI at home, but on 3G or 4G, it's purely awful.
My setup is a Comcast DTA box connected via coax to the Slingbox. The Slingbox is connected to a DIR-655N lan port with Cat6 cable. The DIR-655N WAN port runs to the cable modem (SB6120) with Cat6 cable.
I've got the port forwarding set up (port 5001 to the SB TCP/UDP). I've tried with QOS enabled and disabled. I've tried with the SB set up in DMZ. Multicast enabled and disabled (don't know why that would affect it, but tried anyway).
I'm pulling my hair out, and I refuse to pay Sling another penny (they made me pay for a new license to switch to android, after assuring me when I bought the WinMo license, I could transfer it to any future device, regardless of OS). Anyone got any ideas?
I use it myself and have since back when the first one was released. Yes Wi-Fi always works better. I find fr myself that if I stay still and put it down, and stay at same signal strength it seems to work with very little stutter, other wise i get stutter.. but for the most part I irelaize what it's tryign to do and live with. it. That's just me...
I understand what you're saying, but its beyond that. I was trying to watch the football game yesterday, and it was literally unwatchable. I had three out of four bars of 4g, and it wouldn't stream for more than 2 seconds without freezing, often for more than 5-10 seconds. It wasn't just jumpy, it was awful.
Just to check, I went to speedtest.net, and checked bandwidth. 20Mbps down, 4Mbps up.
I mentioned the WiFi just to show the problem was limited to cellular network streaming.
I realize I'm not going to get 24fps 1080p, but it should be watchable.
I also had this problem. I seemed to have fixed it by changing the socket in which it was connected to on my router(just moved it over 1 spot),cleared it right up and its smooth as butter
I have used slingox and vulkano, and I would take vulkano any day. Stream very nice on charge and thunderbolt. On my Acer Tablet it stream near HD with 3+mbs and looks awesome with HDMI out to TV. I use this setup for tailgating, no more carrying around my satellite. Plus it is cheaper setup than sling.
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I have used slingox and vulkano, and I would take vulkano any day. Stream very nice on charge and thunderbolt. On my Acer Tablet it stream near HD with 3+mbs and looks awesome with HDMI out to TV. I use this setup for tailgating, no more carrying around my satellite. Plus it is cheaper setup than sling.
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Thanks. I'll try the LAN port switch like above first. I've been looking in to Vulkano already, but with the job going away at the end of the year, I can't justify any purchases like that. Might have to do away with the smartphones all together.
Sling really is a poor customer service company. First, they didn't honor their word about being able to move my spm license to any other smartphone, making me buy the android version coming from wimmo. Then, they want me to pay for any tech support. They never answer emails. I really would like to drop them for Vulkano.
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Dont feel bad I bought a copy for my WinMo phone, my iPhone, iPad and now Android
I use it on both my Thunderbolt and my Tab 10.1 (with the respective version for each). I have a Slingbox Solo.
I haven't had issues with video quality over 4G on either device (Tab tethered).
I have the old sling player solo. lol every time I start it up I'll get a message saying my device is incompatible, but it still works. Mine works fine unless I'm downloading something at home.
I once went the route of monsoon (vulcano) I have a Hava. never worked well, no support. I would have trouble going to their re-branded vulcano as I would expect the same.
I have an older version of slingbox - I get the incompatible message when I fire up my slingplayer on my TBolt, but my streaming over 4G is fantastic.
If you are using IP on Powerline adapter, you may want to consider the slinglink turbo.
I used to use some old netgear XE103's and my streaming was horrible. I upgraded to slinglink turbo's recently and upgraded my home network to UVerse highspeed and now my streaming is awesome - no interruptions at all watching a 3.5 hr football game on 4G.
Edit: I reread OP and see you have cat6 going directly to the slingbox. I am in same boat on the licensing - was an early adopter of the winmo slingplayer and helped beta test the android version. But still had to pay for license! I also am using port forwarding on my router - I just route port 5001 on TCP to my SBox. From sbox to dvr using composite cables.
What are your up load speeds from router side? Slingbox will can show at 256 k but the higher the uploading the better the quality when you use your mobile device to download. I have 1.5 mb upload from home then using thunderbolt phone and tethering to the (wifi) Xoom have only 3 second delay from the accual TV set. I also have the video quality set to high in settings not automatic.
Hi guys and girls.
I have just brought a transformer prime and have to say it is awesome, but I have one question, as an it consultant i do a lot of work remotely something I am currently doing using a laptop with windows rdp.
Can anyone recommend a solid fast rdp client for my droid so I can finally kick the windows laptop into touch.
I would prefer a free one but dont mind paying and the only criteria is that it can connect to VNC\RDP connections with Network Level Authentication(NLA) and actually be useable to control windows and linux boxes.
Thanks in Advance
I have been using splashtop and it runs great, all of the hardware that i have tried out so far has worked like the touchpad. it also lets you log in with your google account so you dont have to mess with port forwarding and dynamic dns, it just finds it automatically. its pretty cheap too from what i remember. I use it almost daily. in fact i believe the splashtop server is available directly from ASUS's site.
i believe it does do RDP but if you are looking for a strictly RDP client then i think remote desktop client by xtralogic might suit you better i believe it runs about $15. not sure on the linux boxes for either client tho.
maybe someone else might know of a good free one or something that might work a little better. usually most of them have a free version or a 15-30 day trial.
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I have been using splashtop and it runs great, all of the hardware that i have tried out so far has worked like the touchpad. it also lets you log in with your google account so you dont have to mess with port forwarding and dynamic dns, it just finds it automatically. its pretty cheap too from what i remember. I use it almost daily. in fact i believe the splashtop server is available directly from ASUS's site.
i believe it does do RDP but if you are looking for a strictly RDP client then i think remote desktop client by xtralogic might suit you better i believe it runs about $15. not sure on the linux boxes for either client tho.
maybe someone else might know of a good free one or something that might work a little better. usually most of them have a free version or a 15-30 day trial.
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Thanks will give them a go any other ideas people
In my experience, Xtralogic is the best! I paid full price for it and it's damn worth it
Best mouse + keyboard integration I've seen or imagined.
Of course if you want to do gaming instead of office work, Splashtop THD has you covered.
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Thanks will give them a go any other ideas people
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My money is on Jump Desktop. Tried them all and this is the best. VNC and RDP. Full mouse support incl. right click and scroll wheel. Works great with the dock keyboard.
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barryflanagan said:
My money is on Jump Desktop. Tried them all and this is the best. VNC and RDP. Full mouse support incl. right click and scroll wheel. Works great with the dock keyboard.
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xsacha said:
In my experience, Xtralogic is the best! I paid full price for it and it's damn worth it
Best mouse + keyboard integration I've seen or imagined.
Of course if you want to do gaming instead of office work, Splashtop THD has you covered.
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thanks for suggestions will try them today
Hi,
i am looking for a compatible dvb-t with my sony xperia z tablet. I want a device which has coaxial connection because i am from spain and the TDT coverage here is too bad for a small antenna. Does anybody have a dvb for this tablet?
Thanks
I completely forgot about my Pinnacle PCTV Hybrid Pro Stick 330e ! Will look if they made an android app to work with.
This one looks like it is compatible with several stick :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.goprasoft.dvb.tv
Check the compatible list : http://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DVB-T_USB_Devices
I'm personally waiting on the new generation of the HD Homerun.
The new HDHR4 should be coming soon (they said mid 2013 at CES), it is a network dual tuner that connects to your wireless router via ethernet ... you can then access the tuners on many different devices.
The new version is said to have a native android app, hardware transcoding and DLNA.. I can't wait, i will be buying it on day one.
slandash said:
I'm personally waiting on the new generation of the HD Homerun.
The new HDHR4 should be coming soon (they said mid 2013 at CES), it is a network dual tuner that connects to your wireless router via ethernet ... you can then access the tuners on many different devices.
The new version is said to have a native android app, hardware transcoding and DLNA.. I can't wait, i will be buying it on day one.
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Looks interesting for ~100$ but it is for use at home.
When on the go a USB Stick is a better solution.
Don't know if OP needs a solution for home or when out ?...
babylonbwoy said:
Looks interesting for ~100$ but it is for use at home.
When on the go a USB Stick is a better solution.
Don't know if OP needs a solution for home or when out ?...
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The idea of HD Homerun is very interesting but I do not know if i will pay 100$ when my usb stick for pc costed 15$. I want a usb stick to be used in my house because i do not have a television in my bedroom or in my kitchen where i have a plug to connect a dvb-t.
I have seen a conceptronic device (CTVDIGANG) but i do not see any review and in the specifications doesn't say if it is compatible with our tablet. Has anybody tried this one (or other similiar)?
The app recommend by babylonbwoy has horrible reviews. Have you successed connecting your Pinnacle PCTV Hybrid Pro Stick 330e to your android?
emervel said:
The idea of HD Homerun is very interesting but I do not know if i will pay 100$ when my usb stick for pc costed 15$. I want a usb stick to be used in my house because i do not have a television in my bedroom or in my kitchen where i have a plug to connect a dvb-t.
I have seen a conceptronic device (CTVDIGANG) but i do not see any review and in the specifications doesn't say if it is compatible with our tablet. Has anybody tried this one (or other similiar)?
The app recommend by babylonbwoy has horrible reviews. Have you successed connecting your Pinnacle PCTV Hybrid Pro Stick 330e to your android?
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Well the biggest problem with that app is that it only supports Android 3.1, at least that's what it says in the description.
There is a TVMan app that seems to have good reviews but I don't know if you can use it with any dvb-t stick and I don't really know much about dvb-t sticks...
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There is also this app that seems positively reviewed for the most part:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.keyitech.instatv.lite
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The app recommend by babylonbwoy has horrible reviews. Have you successed connecting your Pinnacle PCTV Hybrid Pro Stick 330e to your android?
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Did not try for now, don't have lots of time, next week end. I have the OTG usb cable and everything needed.
True for bad review but it has at the same time 389 G+ recommendations... Don't know what to think.
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Well the biggest problem with that app is that it only supports Android 3.1, at least that's what it says in the description.
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In french translated playstore it looks like it says from 3.1 but not sure, and I don't find the change langage option in playstore new ui to check how is it in english. Last update is from july 9, again difficult to understand all that.
Not good at all for that price!
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Did not try for now, don't have lots of time, next week end. I have the OTG usb cable and everything needed.
True for bad review but it has at the same time 389 G+ recommendations... Don't know what to think.
In french translated playstore it looks like it says from 3.1 but not sure, and I don't find the change langage option in playstore new ui to check how is it in english. Last update is from july 9, again difficult to understand all that.
Not good at all for that price!
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It states only for 3.1 in English, that's what I read it in the first time, hence my comment. I find it very odd that he has yet to update the app to at least 4.0 if it works in any way. The only positive review he had was when the guy tested it at his house, when he went to work (where he wanted to use it mainly) it didn't work because he had to forward ports (I think that's what he said) and even then it still didn't fully function. It seems really really sketchy to me.
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Damn, reviews doesn't appears in french version, I thought you were talking about the sum of one stars he has!
I should have never responded to this post!
When I saw dvb-t in title it caught me because of my old stick!
Edit : my link doesn't work no more, he removed it ?
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Damn, reviews doesn't appears in french version, I thought you were talking about the sum of one stars he has!
I should have never responded to this post!
When I saw dvb-t in title it caught me because of my old stick!
Edit : my link doesn't work no more, he removed it ?
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No, he didn't delete it. He jacked the price up to $6.50 and changed the name of it so he could get rid of those negative reviews and sucker people into buying his app. It wouldn't surprise me of he has done this several times before. Here is his new link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.goprasoft.dvbt
I am considering reporting him, I don't like to make a fuss but it was obvious his app was **** and didn't work at all and noe he has changed it to get rid of the reviews so he can make more money on people who don't know any better.
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Now it has changed from the app only supporting "android 3.1" ,which there was no 3.1 only 3.0, to only supporting kernel version 3.10.
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Definitely not a trust worthy dev, you're right.
I wonder how people can try this in 15mn allowed by Google, he has not even a demo version, and if he change name of his app refund will be hard to get ! Not a good bet in long term, he will rip fews people maybe but negative review will come back sooner or later.
no problem for reporting him as he isn't honest.
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Definitely not a trust worthy dev, you're right.
I wonder how people can try this in 15mn allowed by Google, he has not even a demo version, and if he change name of his app refund will be hard to get ! Not a good bet in long term, he will rip fews people maybe but negative review will come back sooner or later.
no problem for reporting him as he isn't honest.
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I did a bit of thinking after my initial pay and deleted him. I explained everything thoroughly so hopefully Google will do something. It would help if other people reputed him as well. I hate to see people lose their hard earned money to some scam artist.
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DTV would be good but isn't having loads of wires defeating the object of have a small, lightweight portable unit? Out of curiosity I'd like to try with my USB DVB-T tuner but I don't think it's something I'd use all the time.
I set up a Mediaportal Server running from my main NAS which has a Dual DVB-S2 tuner. With a little messing I now have full live TV on the tablet anywhere. I got the 16GB wifi version so I use my phones 3G for it when I'm out and about. I also set up a web server running from the same backend that links into my Movie and TV show database. With Dolphin and the Flash plugin, you can get Live TV, Video, TV Shows and Music from your home server/NAS in a browser. The easiest way is to set up Mediaportal and MPextend, then just use aMPdroid on the tablet. It's not a 5 minute set up by no means but worth it in the end.
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DTV would be good but isn't having loads of wires defeating the object of have a small, lightweight portable unit? Out of curiosity I'd like to try with my USB DVB-T tuner but I don't think it's something I'd use all the time.
I set up a Mediaportal Server running from my main NAS which has a Dual DVB-S2 tuner. With a little messing I now have full live TV on the tablet anywhere. I got the 16GB wifi version so I use my phones 3G for it when I'm out and about. I also set up a web server running from the same backend that links into my Movie and TV show database. With Dolphin and the Flash plugin, you can get Live TV, Video, TV Shows and Music from your home server/NAS in a browser. The easiest way is to set up Mediaportal and MPextend, then just use aMPdroid on the tablet. It's not a 5 minute set up by no means but worth it in the end.
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Which DTV USB stick are you using?
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Which DTV USB stick are you using?
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I have a Nova TD USB but I've not tried this direct in the tablet. My live TV comes via my NAS server.
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I have a Nova TD USB but I've not tried this direct in the tablet. My live TV comes via my NAS server.
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Ah, gotcha.
Do you have any plans to test the USB stick in your XTZ?
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Ah, gotcha.
Do you have any plans to test the USB stick in your XTZ?
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Oh yes I'll try at some point. Trying to find a driver that will run it will be the hard part. Maybe when the CM people and Ubuntu really start digging into these devices we may get a working one but up to now I've had no luck. I have a few old USB types to try so I'm not limited to Hauppauge.
I must repeat what I said before though.. With the tools we have these days, there's no point in having bits hanging out of any wireless enabled device. The benefits just aren't there. I can get any UK channel on my tablet nigh on anywhere that has 3G if I wish. I don't worry about DVB-T/S signal strength as it's fed from my home aerial or dish. And as a bonus I get my film and TV collection too. From what you guys have said, you have the hardware and the software for both PC and Android is free so you might as well put it to use until it can be tested direct in the tablet.... Or that's the way I see it
I'll let you know if I find anything out and we will see if we can get one in the tablet running.
I'm looking into buying a chromecast dongle but wanted to get some opinions. I mainly want to use the mirroring feature and don't want to have to connect a cord to do it. I've read a few reviews on some dongles and some on them they say that the wifi used to mirror to the tv also interferes with the data wifi. Any suggestions on what I should buy would be appreciated. Thanks!
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I'm looking into buying a chromecast dongle but wanted to get some opinions. I mainly want to use the mirroring feature and don't want to have to connect a cord to do it. I've read a few reviews on some dongles and some on them they say that the wifi used to mirror to the tv also interferes with the data wifi. Any suggestions on what I should buy would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Chromecast is relatively the cheapest and best way to go. Just do it... you'll be happy you did.
Also Amazon has it for 30$ and so does Bestbuy. Never found it any cheaper than this. $5.50 lower than most others.
And chromecast has the mirroring feature to? Didn't see it in the features list.
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I thinks is called streaming not mirroring but from what I understand you can serve any file to and play it as long as the device can share over your network.
I use the Netgear PTV3000, which does wireless mirroring. I bought it last year. It's been basically stuffed in the closet most of the time except for when i was travelling. It had a lot of stuttering, and disconnects. Basically had to close all apps, and had to keep the phone close to the device to minimize the issues.
Getting ready for a new trip. So took it out a few days ago and saw there was a new firmware update for it. All I can say it's a night and day difference. Now it streams video perfectly clear to the TV with my Note 3, no more stuttering, and do not have to keep the phone right by PTV3000 anymore.
I have the Chromecast as well the only issue is it doesn't play flash videos, and few other formats. An if your going to use it while in a hotel you will need a portable router as well. With the PTV3000 anything you have on your screen will stream to the tv, without needing a router.
A neat feature with the PTV3000, and the Note 3 stock video app. Is I can minimize the app, browse the web, or do other things while the video still plays on the tv without interruption.
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it was a couple of days ago, but I'm using another way, and want to inform you.
Im Using Tronsmart T1000. And I had also a PTV3000, but I'm not so lucky with this.
The Tronsmart works easy, connect my Android Tablett (Samsung Tab 2) as well as my Note 3 . And I can connect my Windows Laptop with this Dongle.
Mirroring and other things are running fine.
I've bought this from Everbuying.com ;
http://www.everbuying.com/product535239.html (was cheap and easy). But you can also check it by Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Tronsmart-T1000-Mirror2TV-Wireless-Compatible/dp/B00H2D3N0M
Because of the features from T1000 I recommend it in all ways. It makes a WLan Connection to the Home-Router, that you can redirect from Tronsmart direct to the internet. And all connected devices are running fine.