is the krpptview box reliable - do you get all vm channels?

[wakkaday]

can anyone advise?
how good is the connection?
easy to set up?

thanks in advance

[wob]

Originally Posted by wakkaday

can anyone advise?
how good is the connection?
easy to set up?

thanks in advance

to me its very easy..to you say for example your ethernet lead is faulty ..it can be a bloody nightmare...before you purchase it...get all the facts togeter in 1 place and if it doesnt work post away

[wakkaday]

thank you so much. how much should i be expected to be pay for a whole set up including cables / box?

i already have internet access....
do you think this is the future of boxes for now?

[hearts]

Originally Posted by wakkaday

thank you so much. how much should i be expected to be pay for a whole set up including cables / box?

i already have internet access....
do you think this is the future of boxes for now?

Expect to pay in the region of £160. I sell them for this, but there are cheaper suppliers. Mine come with the Ethernet cable.

You need to connect to your router so if the router is not close to your TV then you may need Homeplugs. (You can judge yourself whether you want the cable to go from the box to the router) Cable is saving you £40 on the cost of Homeplugs.

Yes this is the future of boxes. It is very unlikely there will ever be a crack for N3.
Once the way to do the CS is more readily available then small local CS rings will be available, moving away from the big pay servers we are using at present.

[TheCoder]

Originally Posted by wakkaday

....do you think this is the future of boxes for now?

Short term, very likely. Long time fairly unlikely !

[kano]

Originally Posted by hearts

You need to connect to your router so if the router is not close to your TV then you may need Homeplugs. (You can judge yourself whether you want the cable to go from the box to the router) Cable is saving you £40 on the cost of Homeplugs.

So what are these homplugs. Cause i will be getting one of these soon and beleive it or not my Modem is actually about 7 feet away from TV

After Google i came up with this 14Mbps, 85Mbps Turbo, Wireless, AV, GIG PLC, MediaXtream, Home Plug/PowerLine adapters from Solwise
is that a homeplug cause it seems to be WIFI supported and i have a cable modem and a netgear wireless router. What will be the better option buying this homeplug or buying a new cable modem
like this one. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MOTOROLA-CABLE..._Networking_SM

Cheers

[adam1]

Originally Posted by TheCoder

Short term, very likely. Long time fairly unlikely !

When did cardsharing first start on SKY and Cable?

Has it been many years now?

[hearts]

Originally Posted by kano

So what are these homplugs. Cause i will be getting one of these soon and beleive it or not my Modem is actually about 7 feet away from TV

After Google i came up with this 14Mbps, 85Mbps Turbo, Wireless, AV, GIG PLC, MediaXtream, Home Plug/PowerLine adapters from Solwise
is that a homeplug cause it seems to be WIFI supported and i have a cable modem and a netgear wireless router. What will be the better option buying this homeplug or buying a new cable modem
like this one. MOTOROLA CABLE MODEM MODEL SERFBOARD SB-5100 on eBay (end time 14-Sep-10 21:51:16 BST)

Cheers

The 85 are the ones I use. 7 feet tho is fine for the Ethernet cable. Give me a shout when you want one. I will send a cable too if you get me the length.

[The_Zizzler]

Originally Posted by TheCoder

Short term, very likely. Long time fairly unlikely !

What do you consider short term?

[dhiren92]

Originally Posted by adam1

When did cardsharing first start on SKY and Cable?

Has it been many years now?

Sly has been going for nearly a decade and Cable c/s is relatively new.