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Mulitroom Viewing not working on one unit
I am unsre what I may be doing wrong regarding the new multiroom viewing update. I have two HD DVRs on a wireless network...and both are, via the menu, ready to go...and my family room unit is seeing the bedroom unit but the bedroom unit isn't finding the family room unit....
Can anyone tell me what the issue is? I am assuming I have everything I need equipment for one to be working. Boith get on demand via powerline adapter and each is seeing the network ok.
Neither was seeing the other until I did a system reset on the units...then the Fsamily room started seeing the bedroom but not vice versa
many thanks!
Can anyone tell me what the issue is? I am assuming I have everything I need equipment for one to be working. Boith get on demand via powerline adapter and each is seeing the network ok.
Neither was seeing the other until I did a system reset on the units...then the Fsamily room started seeing the bedroom but not vice versa
many thanks!
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bobbythek
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feature(patience I mean 🙂 ). Hope they don't charge too much for it
though.TV budget about used up 🙂
Thanks!
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Could it be that the Bedrm unit simply dropped the network & had to reconnect and it's again taking some time? Still, odd that VOD seems to be running fine and i haven't noticed any interruption on my computers or the family room unit. When the bedrm went out I checked the family rm and it was still fine as were the computers on the network...XBOX never stopped either and it's right next to the Bedroom unit... I guess maybe that's why they call it "Beta" huh? 🙂
Any ideas out there on things I may check on my end?' I do not claim to be the sharpest knife in the drawer when it comes to this stuff 🙂
many thanks!
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Also, why would one unit appear to be working 100% and the other not more than 5 minute? And its MUCH closer to the router. I'll keep messing with it just to see if I can drive myself over the edge 😉
Thanks for the input and advice, I appreciate it.
Best,
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bobbythek
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Why not vet beta participants so that the rest of us aren't wasting our time thinking something may be wrong with our equipment/network etc? When the testing procedure says all is connected to the network and then at the same time you get a message saying the DVR has been disconnected from the network its a bit confusing. At the very least a note saying a wireless network is not likely to work for this beta would have been helpful to me and I am guessing to some others as well.
I sure appreciate your input and help...without it I probably would still be thinking my equipment wasn't working the way it should be and I guess that's not the case at all.
No need to worry about my being "upset"...as I have been ordered by my spouse to "put the remote down and step away from the TV" 🙂
Have a great day!
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My loving spouse doesn't know my secret plans to go pick up a router with N networking instead of G...just to see if I can get this bad boy working.... I hate being beat by a piece of equipment 🙂
I will no doubt be back later...if I'm not, you might wanna tip off CSI to ask some questions of my Bride!! 🙂
Thanks to all for the help. I really appreciate it. Some great folks here....
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I will give you a tip from one who's network is hard wired: The MRV is the slickest thing to come down the pike since the DVR. Everyone is going to want this and the DECA system will make it even better.
As I said before, why don't you spen eight bucks and buy yourself a 100' length of Cat5 cable so you can play with this thing. Simply connect the cable to the top ports of two of your DVR's/receivers.
http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=105&cp_id=10208
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bobbythek
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It's not quite as easy as it may seem for me to follow up though I use a wireless network because I'm in a wheelchair and it's not practical for me to go into the crawl space etc. to make this happen. I can get it done though at a reasonable cost. But to be clear, and I apologize for my ignorance, but as you've know doubt noticed...I'm not afraid of doing that :).....I simply need to run the cable between the two DVR's correct?
dcd, again, many thanks for your help.
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