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Question: Would I be able to download the app to my iphone 4 and stream tv over my verizon 3g network?
Document: I have a tethered package with my IPhone 4. Connected IPhone to laptop. Started my personal hotspot. Laptop now connected to the internet through IPhone. Started @TV. It works, picture just not as clear as when connected through home network. I am satisfied and will not miss another college football game or nascar race at a hotel away from home.The Belkin @TV app is also working on the IPhone 4.
Ok, I can drive my Media Center remotely now! The setup was pretty straightforward.But. There are some hidden costs.Want to watch it on your iPhone? $12.99 for the iPhone app please!Want your wife to be able to watch it too on her Android? Another $12.99 for the Android app please!And what about my new Android tablet?! Luckily it sounds like the tablet app is free.Otherwise this would have been a five star review.
In order to use it wireless you have to first connect it to a PC to install the software to configure it, then you can use it wireless. There isn't any HDMI connection, only component or composite so it won't stream HD. There also is an app to download for iPads and smartphones which is free but there is a fee for the iPod app. If you are going to view on any of these devices you have to download the app.
This unit works as indicated to stream your personal DVR recordings and live digital cable TV (even PPV) to many devices including, in my case, an android phone, desktop PC and ipad within your home network or any remote network. I haven't been able to get the streaming to work over 3G or 4G cellular connections yet but the company said that when configured properly it will work. Technical assistance has been unhelpful thus far but I'm staying optimistic.
It does everything as advertise. It solves me a big problem of watching tv anywhere if I have a good 3g/4g signal on my cellphone.My only complain is about the apps, the android app freezes regularly and produces me problems with the screen (like all black, or top half with the last image before the crash). I'm then forced to stop the app from the android settings and restart.
I was able to stream live shows off of my cable box. I also was able to access my DVR to watch shows I recorded and missed due to traveling. They streamed perfectly. There may have been minor glitches in connection, but nothing too noticable, and I would say its perfect. Its a great solution for travelers to catch up on missed shows and to occupy time in hotels. Great for kids if your traveling and they miss their shows while on vacation.
I wish the iPhone app was free as well. The thing that bugs me about the Mac software is that there is no true full screen mode and it wont disable your screensaver so you have to move the mouse when your screensaver or monitor sleep kicks in. And if you've read any of the rumors about this product being a repackaged Vulkano, they are correct. I downloaded their player and it found the @tv just like it was one of their products.
After you download and install the software on your phone, computer or tablet,launch the Belkin @TV software. Click on "watch TV" to watch tv.3.Problem with virtual TV Remote within the Belkin @TV app.--This drove me absolutely crazy!!! The solution is that the "IR remote address" has to be set to channel "1" in order for the virtual remote to work.
Works surprisingly well. Lots of wires to set up but once everything is plugged in it is relatively easy to get going. The tricky bit is setting port forwarding on the router.It works on a PC browser and on a local network is high quality but I got it mainly for iPad at home and iPhone away from home. The iPad app is free and lets you make sure everything works before buying the iPhone app which is $12.99.
Plus, sending this stuff wirelessly to the router, then receiving it wirelessly just screams high bandwidth. A wired connection halves the amount of data going over the air.I've tested on a PC over my home network so far. Supposedly there's an iPhone app and an Android app (both through Google Play and Amazon's appstore). The Amazon Appstore one is free, but Google Play wants $15.99 (Slingboxes app was $29.99 last time I checked!
Answer: Yes. The app is about $10. On 3g looks ok, 4g would be better but the most important thing is to have a good signal.