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Question: Can the Slingbox take streamed video from my PC (using Netflix) and route it to my TV?
Document: I've had my Slingbox for several days and am delighted with it. I found it simple to set up and install.The only confusion I've had was based on the fact that I was already using an S video out from my DVR/Cable box to the TV. I tried to go the easy route and just use RCA cables from the cablebox to the Slingbox. Most modern cable boxes have both RCAs and S Video OUT but usually only one of those will work at a time.
This is one innovative and functional product. I equate it to the iPod of MP3 players. Like the iPod which "just works" and integrates easily allowing all levels of users to take advantage of the product without any real technical knowledge, the Slingbox does the same for place shifting TV, or whatever you want to hook up to it.The device allows you to connect up to 3 inputs from various Audio/Video devices you own. I have mine hooked up to my DVR from the cable company.
I bought Slingbox in April 2006 with the intention of trying it out and returning it. After using it on one trip, I was hooked.When it works, it allows you to use a laptop/PC connected to the internet to watch your television/PVR/TIVO at home, anywhere in the world. And when it works, it works great.
I purchased the Slingbox recently and it took approximately 30 minutes to set up on my second TV. It worked as described in the Amazon description. I installed Slingshot in both my home and work laptops using a wireless network and the additional network adaptor (using your house's power lines).I was able to watch my cable TV lineup on my laptops both at home and at various out of town locations with reasonable quality video using wireless (both 802.11 and Verizon broadband) and hard wired LAN connections.
My call was answered in less than 5 min and I was helped by helpful and knowledgeable individuals.- Amazon has the best price than I saw anywhere else.- Video quality is not bad at all if viewed in small window.- We noticed a couple of min of delay between what was playing on TV and what played on my PC. Of course it is not a big deal at all.- Sound and video was in perfect sync.- Broadcasting quality will significantly vary as per your internet connection though.
If you want to view your home TV channels or watch your TIVO while on the road, this is the product for you. It is easy to setup using the included guides and the video quality is very good using your home broadband connection.Unfortunately, it is not currently compatible with the Mac platform. I have been told that Sling Media is working on a Mac client for it though.
I received a Slingbox for a gift and given the other reviews was expecting to be pleased.I wasn't. First of all, this device performs one function and one function only - it routes TV via IP to your PC. That's a nice thing to have, but for me at least it wasn't that big a deal - particularly given the costs - both financial and complexity.I had a number of problems.
Actually, you get what you paid for. If you want a better video quality, buy Visionary AVN200 for $1100. It is using an MPEG2 compression and plays full video via the network (at unicast or multicast mode).The Slingbox installation is much easier with the Slinglink devices - just plug in and play.Lucky Hop was wrong about Slinglink.
If you don't have TIVO or a PVR, you probably won't benefit much from the Slingbox.The only major problem is that the internet service provided at some hotels is not compatible with Slingbox method of sending video over the internet. I would expect that Sling would use a standard web interface, so that you could access your slingbox from anywhere, but they don't. As a result, when I tried using the Slingbox at certain hotels, like the J.W.
I saw this product on sale and thought it was worth a try for the price. I loved the concept but I was very skeptical that it would really work. Boy, was I surprised. It was extremely easy to setup and it worked perfectly instantly. The video on the remote computer was smooth and clear.I am using the Slingbox via the internet from one house to another. I only have basic cable at my house and when my girlfriend comes over she complains.
Answer: I am not 100% certain, but I believe the slingbox cannot do that (all by itself) as it is geared toward doing the opposite (ie: Routing the input from your TV and routing it to your PC or mobile device).  However, Netflix is available directly for many low cost devices that can connect to a TV.  For example a Roku can receive Netflix and output to a TV and (a refurbished Roku 2 XS can be purchased for about $35 to $50.  The Roku 2 XS does upto 1080p, has builtin wifi and has output to HDMI as well as (old style Red,White,Yellow) RCA+composite outputs for older TVs.  For older TVs using the RCA+Composite the output would be standard definition.  Roku requires a credit card for registration but has no annual fee (except for the fee you already would be paying to netflix).  You can even remove the CC number from Roku's site once the Roku has been registered. For a lower max resolution (720p) option (that still supports legacy TVs via RCA+composite as well as HDMI) take a look at the Roku LT, which often sells for about $40 new on Amazon).