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Hardcore MB Enthusiast
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Mittel England
Car: ML63 AMG (hers), C32 AMG (his), ML270 CDi (hers), Unimog (jnr), Maclaren Volo Carbon (in storage)
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Looking for an AV sender which uses Wi-Fi network
...because I'm considering installing some wall-mounted iPads in various rooms around the house, and whilst we can watch Freeview on the iPads via the Internet, we can't watch the premiums channels we have access to from Virgin, or more to the point I can't watch Discovery Turbo on an iPad!! ![]() So does anyone know of a device that I can attach to the Virgin Media box which will transmit the signal across our Wi-Fi network so we can watch Virgin TV on our iPads?
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I know this doesn't help really
but if it were sky you could do this a lot easier? I'm trying to think what you may need Lindy have a lot of gagets that may be of use? |
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It's really designed for watching your TV channels whilst your away from home but no reason why it shouldn't work for what you want. I'd come across it before but never used it. The guy that bought our flat a few years ago used it with Virgin to watch TV back in the States (he spends half his time in the UK & half in the US). |
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I think I saw a link to Lindy when I google Wifi sender this morning. Will go take a look. |
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I'm guessing it will hammer my broadband connection though as it will generate outgoing and incoming traffic concurrently. If I can't find something which will contain the traffic within the home Wi-Fi network, then a Slingbox may be the next best option. |
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As I've never used it, I'm afraid I can't speak authoratively about it. |
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