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2008-06-08
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Sorry, Orb is your best option here.
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2008-06-10
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Pretty simple...I have a video and audio out cable coming from my Slingbox Pro (or I can have it coming straight from the TV outputs) into the input port on my Pinnacle PCTV HD Pro Stick. Once I start the live feed on the N800, I use VNC Viewer to control the SlingPlayer client on my computer. There is a noticeable delay between when I access the remote and Orb processes it, but at least it works in a pinch.
It's not the most elegant solution, but it gets the job done, and I can use the Slingbox that I already have running all the time, instead of hooking the cable box directly to the tuner stick and having to get another IR blaster to control it. I had never really messed around with Orb a whole lot, but lately it has been getting quite a bit of use, and I am impressed. I now have my favorite Sirius and XM channels working, courtesy of uSirius and uXM, and now the Slingbox is working - all through Orb.
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2008-06-10
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The main feature of Slingbox is streaming live tv WITHOUT the need of PC. So, if i need a PC to use Slingbox on n800, i won't buy a Slingbox. Conclusion, let's wait for Hava.
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2008-06-11
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2008-06-11
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When you think about it, both Slingbox and HAVA are lightweight computer servers specialized for streaming your home t.v....Would it be possible to build a cheap computer that does the same thing and more through orb.com or a similar service?
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But that's not the point of this post, because even though I can watch the broadcast stuff, I want my Slingbox Pro working with my HD box and DVR at home. Well, I have the Slingbox working on the N800, and I can even change the stations and control the DVR using the SlingPlayer software. How is this possible, considering there is not an available Nokia client?
Pretty simple...I have a video and audio out cable coming from my Slingbox Pro (or I can have it coming straight from the TV outputs) into the input port on my Pinnacle PCTV HD Pro Stick. Once I start the live feed on the N800, I use VNC Viewer to control the SlingPlayer client on my computer. There is a noticeable delay between when I access the remote and Orb processes it, but at least it works in a pinch.
It's not the most elegant solution, but it gets the job done, and I can use the Slingbox that I already have running all the time, instead of hooking the cable box directly to the tuner stick and having to get another IR blaster to control it. I had never really messed around with Orb a whole lot, but lately it has been getting quite a bit of use, and I am impressed. I now have my favorite Sirius and XM channels working, courtesy of uSirius and uXM, and now the Slingbox is working - all through Orb.
Last edited by orbitalcomp; 2007-07-26 at 00:19.