Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Slingbox 500

Using it to stream our Dish receiver to my iMac 27" computer in the next room

Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2014

Due to having Amazon Prime and Amazon's great return policy, I took a chance and bought this Sling Box 500 to see if I could maybe use it to watch TV on my 27" iMac. If successful, it would save me having to buy a 32" television for my office; if not, I could always return it and keep searching.

Well, I'm happy to report that it worked great. Setup is not too bad. Basically, you buy the sling box and it plugs in via HDMI cables between your Dish (or other) receiver and your TV. When not in use, it basically works in a pass through sort of setup; you don't even know it's there. You can watch TV like normal and simply continue your receiver as normal.

If you want to watch TV via the Sling box (for example, in my case, on my iMac in the next room), then you just use your web browser (i.e. safari) to visit the Sling box website where you can log in and watch TV via their website). I have it configured to pop open a little browser window, which has the TV inside it. This can be re-sized on your desk top and/or made full screen. There is also a little icon which, when clicked, displays a life like remote control on your desktop. You can then operate the virtual remote control almost like normal pretty much. There is also (at least for Dish) a pretty cool link which takes you to a program guide that is very easy to search and navigate. Once you find the program you are looking for, you just click it and it flips the TV over to that channel for you.

There is a slight lag as compared to a normal TV experience, but not overly so. In my particular case, I'm usually switching from watching a program in the living room to on my computer, so I already know which channel I wanna watch. That cuts down on the amount of channel surfing I have to do, which tends to limit the amount of lag I have to deal with. Also, using the program guide (as opposed to just flipping through the guide on Dish itself) helps avoid any situations that might involve the perhaps 1 or 2 second lag you do experience. But for running the whole thing via wifi, I'm pretty impressed with how it all comes together. It provides a very nice viewing experience on the Mac, without having to load a lot of software, etc.

My understanding is there is also an app for the iPad, but I have not purchased it, nor tested it. It's also possible to access your TV from pretty much any place you have an internet connection, but that is also something I have yet to test out.

But to simply allow you to watch TV in the house on a computer, it's plenty good. Having a resizable window on the Mac is nice and being able to watch TV via our Dish Satellite box is fun.

Keep in mind, however, when you watch via the Sling box, it does cut out the ability to watch the receiver where the sling box is connected up. In other words, if you have the sling box in the bedroom and you suddenly start watching TV on your computer, nobody can watch TV in the bedroom via that receiver where the sling box is attached - it's an either or situation.

All in all, if you are seeking a means to watch TV on your computer, this is one options - especially for Apple, which may not support some of the other USB type tuners out there on the market.

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oke10710

Not worth the money

Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2015

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I came from Dish Network and They had a Sling Adapter (free) that hooked to the back of main cable box via USB and worked flawlessly. This gives hurky jerky movement when played on my Mac book and I have blazing internet speeds. Takes over the TV it's hooked too, Dish's would use any open receiver that you have on the account so someone could watch the TV the Slingbox was hooked up too. VERY big compared to last Sling device and doesn't perform as well. Don't waste your money, get dish and Sling adapter and watch all channels without any lag or jerkyness on any device. I hope dish gets the Roots SW channels soon I will go back if so. Works ok on my Note III, just hate that I will have to wait to watch TV untl my wife goes to bed. You would think Slingbox could have more technology in such a big package and large price tag. Does not work with wireless boxes with Direct TV, if you only have the HDMI hooked to Slingbox its says channels are protected on EVERY damn channel. SO DISAPPOINTED!! I've added a pic of last Sling player I was using and you can really see the difference in size, but I wish you could see the performance difference its night and day.

5/20/15 Update
when you watch TV on cell or tablet away from the house it turns the TV on. I was working nights and wanted to watch a show. My wife is awaked by a blaring TV at 3am. WOW such a disappointment.

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Got tired of paying for cable TV in 3 locations - This device has solved the problem

Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2014

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We have two small condominiums in different cities and a summer home at the beach. Imagine paying 3 full-service cable bills + internet for 3 locations. To lower costs we stripped all 3 down to basic cable, but it was not a very satisfying experience. After reading a review/answer to a question by Walter Mossberg of the WSJ, I investigated "Slingbox" and its competitors. After reading and thinking about it for 6 months, I took the plunge a couple of weeks ago and purchased a Slingbox 500. The setup was easy, but also somewhat complicated. However, I learned that one should not think too much - just follow the straightforward guidelines in the "easy set up guide" and then, importantly, the onscreen set up recommendations. I tried to be too smart and had to reinstall the box at least 5 times before I got it right. The critical point in the setup is the selection of input - whether to use HDMI, components or video connections. This choice takes place on the screen entitled "VIDEO INPUT". I am still a bit mystified about why it is necessary to have 2 connections to the TV (HDMI and component [red, green, blue) or video (yellow)], but I can assure you it is absolutely necessary if you want to watch TV on both your table or computer and your home TV. The rest of the setup flows smoothly if you make the right initial "VIDEO INPUT" choice. The device works very well! The only minor irritant is the need to change the home TV to "component" or "video" when the slingbox application on the mobile device is activated. My wife was traveling when I activated the sling box and she immediately pulled up slingbox on her Macbook Pro. The challenging part was getting her to shut it off when she stopped watching. I used the sling boxapp on my iPad and it worked well. I am still exploring the interface between the DVR (newly rented from XFINITY) and the slingbox apps and other than to say one can play a DVR file on the slingbox app I cannot comment on how well it works and whether it is possible to program the DVR through the slingbox.

Of course, the goal is to eliminate cable completely at our summer place and the small condo we visit for no more than once or twice a month. To make this possible we have purchased Apple TVs for both locations and will cancel our basic cable at those locations. In addition, we have upgraded our home cable to 220 channels in addition to the DVR, providing a much more satisfying experience than basic cable. So we will be able to program our DVR to record our favorite shows at home and then watch them when we are at one of the other locations (we travel with computers or iPads, necessary to access slingbox). A point that may be relevant for someone beginning to explore elimination of cable TV is that NETFLIX and Hulu Plus, while very good products with lots of wonderful content, do not provide access to recent shows unless you are willing to buy them (e.g., on the iTunes store and even then there is a 24h delay). Having a DVR and cable in one location makes it possible to record in real time and watch that same night.

A downside of Slingbox is that it is necessary for the person on Slingbox app and the home tv to watch the same show. An interesting possibility to eliminate this would be to rent a second cable box solely for Slingbox so that for the cost of one additional cable box at home you could watch two different stations.

Another feature that I find attractive is the ability to watch American TV abroad. I travel internationally several times a year and, because of time changes, not infrequently spend time awake at night (daytime in USA). Having access to US TV is provides a grounding experience.

I look forward to further exploration and will try to update this post in the future.

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Busy Executive

or a TV at my vacation home - and the Slingbox seemed like one of the better options

Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2015

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I wanted a way to watch my TV from another location - either my mobile device, or a TV at my vacation home - and the Slingbox seemed like one of the better options.

I have Verizon FiOS, and although they have a mobile app that lets you watch on a mobile device, they specifically prevent you from displaying the app on an external monitor, either using an HDMI display cable or AirPlay. Worse, although my Samsung Smart TV once had a FiOS app, Verizon dropped the ball and discontinued this app.

The Slingbox doesn't seem to care what you throw at it...it pretty much takes whatever goes to your TV, compresses it, and sends it to the Slingbox viewers in your web browser or on a mobile device. It works well, although there are a few shortcomings to be aware of - primarily the HDCP copy protection scheme you find on a lot of HDMI content (more on this later).

Setup is pretty stratigh tforward. You connect the Slingbox in the chain between your cable box and your TV. It can really be connected to just about any video signal...a computer, an AV receiver and so forth. You do need the TV somewhere in the chain to help with initial setup, but once you're configured, it can pretty much go anywhere.

The only real issue with installation is the HDMI with HDCP. In today's systems, when you connect two devices together over an HDMI cable, a check is made to make sure both are HDCP compliant, and if not, the video doesn't flow. This is a copy protection scheme requiring licensing and certification by every vendor, and by its nature, the Slingbox isn't HDCP compliant. This means that if you connect to an HDCP-protected device using HDMI, the Slingbox won't see the video. Turns out, nearly all the high definition cable stations on my Verizon FiOS cable box are HDCP protected, making the Slingbox useless with HDMI.

There are a few solutions to the HDMI problem. The approach suggested by Slingbox is to also feed component video to the Slingbox, since component video has a high definition signal, but no HDCP. Most high def cable boxes have component video outputs, and you can still hook up the HDMI for passthrough to your TV. You might argue that component video is lower quality, but keep in mind that the Slingbox is going to compress and retransmit the signal anyway, so it would be hard to notice any loss in quality of HDMI vs component video.

The other solution to the HDCP problem is to use an HDMI splitter or other device that removes the HDCP requests. There are plenty of these available online, and with this extra device in the chain, the Slingbox can work fine with just an HDMI cable. Only issue here is that Slingbox only supports 2-channel audio...if your HDMI carries Dolby Digital, DTS, etc, then you'll want a splitter/stripper that also has 2-channel audio outputs.

The box itself is fairly compact and generally well made. Other than the video cables, the only thing to setup is an IR repeater so the Slingbox can remotely control your cable box. In my case, this part worked flawlessly on my FiOS cable box (a Motorola QIP7100). As you see in the picture, it's an unusual shape...I suppose this prevents you from stacking other things on top of it that might cause it to overheat. You do need an account on Slingbox.com, but it's free, and the vendor allows multiple users to share a single Slingbox (all at your control).

Operationally, the Slingbox pretty much delivers what it claims. The video is fast and detailed, and the connection seems to work well, even over relatively slow (4G) Internet service. You can watch in a browser (which unfortunately requires a plug-in) or on a mobile device using the an add-on mobile app you'll find in the various app stores (unfortunately, it isn't free, but it works well). Indeed, the fact that I can remotely watch my TV using nothing more than the 4G cellular connection in my iPad seems quite amazing to me. And unlike Verizon, the Slingbox mobile app can be AirPlayed to a real TV, solving the original problem I had.

Worth a look, if you have the need to "place-shift" your TV.

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Orville Nguyen

VERY satisfied...streaming options aren't as useful as live TV

Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2018

Verified Purchase

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Updated review Nov 11, 2018:

Just added a recent Amazon purchase (HDMI to Compornent + L/R Audio and HDMI to HDMI 1080i Video Converter/Adapter with USB Power Cable for Slingbox)
Manufacturer: Frontier Factory, Inc.
ASIN: B077YKCFGS
Item model number: SMSBXCH111

I decided to purchase this item because my in-laws have a Xfinity Pace/Samsung XG2 box, and that only has the red/yellow/white output components. In order to get the 5 color HD Composites I needed to add my new purchase, and install it in-between the Xfinity cable box and the Slingbox 500. The installation is VERY easy, and just required an additional purchase of the 5 color composite cables (about $8 on Amazon). Now my in-law's Slingbox 500 is able to output HD-quality video over their supposedly 100mb internet service.

This was an added expense, but not the fault of Slingbox. In my opinion it is a small expense compared to having the joy of watching live sports and following my local teams regardless of where I am in the world. It is also only a 1-time cost vs. Hulu Live and other services with monthly fees.

Also going to update my original review. I incorrectly ID'd the cable box. The actual cable box at my in-laws is a Pace/Samsung XG2. I've also noticed other cable companies use this box (COX cable comes to mind).

Original review:
I currently own 4 Slingboxes at 3 different homes. My parents have a Slingbox Pro HD, and a Slingbox 500. My in-laws have a Slingbox 500 that I received from Amazon just yesterday (May 22, 2018). I personally own a Slingbox M1.

I have the paid iPhone, iPad, and Android phone apps. We also Airplay the Slingplayer app to Apple TV 3, Apple TV 4, both generations of the Fire TV stick and the Fire TV 4K. 99% satisfied except the Pro HD doesn't work with the Fire TV app. In my case it doesn't matter, and it doesn't subtract a star because the Pro HD is older technology and has been solid.

Everything works great! This review is based on my experience with the Slingbox 500 and the Xfinity Pace/Samsung XG2 box. There are lots of different Xfinity boxes out there. The Pace/Samsung XG2 box from Comcast/Xfinity only has the Red/Yellow/White composite audio/video cable outputs in the rear. I used those 3 outputs and connected it to my Slingbox 500. The rest of the setup went well...just follow the set up instructions.

Changing channels was a different story. My parent's have a different Comcast box, and my personal Slingbox M1 is connected to a Verizon Fios box. Changing channels on those set ups was completely straight forward using the "keypad". To change channels on the XG2 box at my in-laws house requires an additional step. For me I have to do the following in the Apple app:

1) Tap the "Remote" button and use the "Keypad" to type in the channel number you want.
2) After the desired channel shows up on the xfinity tv screen tap the "D-Pad" and press the circle.
3) Your channel should change

For the Fire TV app:
1) Press the menu button the the Fire TV remote, and go to the keypad/number pad.
2) input the desired channel, go to enter and select it. You'll see the Xfinity screen search and find your channel
3) Press the menu button on the Fire TV remote and go to the directional pad. There you'll press OK.
4) the channel should change. I've attached a video that'll hopefully help you out.

This is different from the other setups (mine and my parents) because we can change channels simply by using the "Keypad" in the Slingplayer app The extra step isn't enough to subtract a star.

NOTE: You can also use the Xfinity app to change the channels (I don't do this).

Overall...5 stars. I've got Netflix, Hulu, and Prime subscriptions, but they don't always meet my needs when it comes to watching local television or live sports while on the road in the USA or overseas in countries like Australia and Asia. Comcast and Verizon internet subscriptions bundled with TV tend to be cheaper than just having high-speed internet (at least in my case). I realize there are a ton of other options, and but this is what I like and I'll continue to buy Slingboxes as long as they meet my needs.

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Not ready for prime time!

Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2015

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Tested this out to watch the first round of the college football playoffs at a vacation home on a large screen TV with consistent dropouts despite excellent broadband at the sending and receiving locations. An alternative streaming service tested at the same time worked much more reliably. I am showing my displeasure by returning this substandard product and urge others dissatisfied to do the same.

At the receiving end I had a new Vizio 4K HD and a Roku3 box that seems to work perfectly and had the Slingbox app installed.

Test #1: I downloaded the Slingbox app on my phone ($14.99!) so the Roku app could receive the Slingbox broadcast via my wireless router. (Note, once the Roku is connected by the phone, the phone can be switched off since the streaming function then goes directly though the Roku.) Results: would work about 5 minutes before losing the signal and would have to restart the process. This was definitely the worst. My wife was not happy. Luckily I realized within an hour that this was hopeless and was able to get an app refund on Google Play. Another reviewer said the refund limit was 2 hours so I only downloaded it when I was ready to go.

Test#2: Same as Test#1 except I used my Android tablet instead. Results were the same.

Test#3: I used my Windows 8 laptop to go to the slingbox.box and watch my broadcast. Then I set up my TV to function as a wireless display (i.e. Miracast/WiDi) which works pretty well. This worked better than Tests #1 and #2 but it lost the connection enough that it wasn't worth it to try to pursue it any longer. Again the wife was not happy.

Test#4: Similar to Test#3 except I signed on to WatchESPN (using my Comcast account). This definitely worked the best and the connection was solid. However, instead of commercials ESPN plays a single electronic composition in a mind numbing loop that sounded a lot like 1970s porn background music. Again the wife was not happy (after a while) but at least I was able to mute!

Bottom line is that it is a great idea but the implementation is not reliable enough. My aim was to watch my expensive home cable subscription at the vacation place so I wouldn't have to pay for another cable subscription that I was only going to use for a few weeks each year. So far, mission not accomplished.

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Daniel W. Mccurdy

Much easier to set up than I thought possible, and quality of picture better than expected

Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2013

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I looked at Slingbox when it first came out a few years ago. I decided at that time that it was something that would probably never work reliably because it depended on good internet service in two locations at the same time and I could not envision how in the world you could actually run a cable box over the internet anyway, because at that time I could barely run one in my own living room! It all seemed like a gimmick to me, as opposed to a truly useful device/service. I could envision myself stuck 100 miles away from a button that needed pushing or something.

Well, I was wrong. Slingbox 500 is easy to set up and is easy to use, and the quality of the picture is pretty good too. I was amazed when during the setup I was asked to identify my cable service provider, and when I selected it, an exact replica of my cable box handheld remote control appeared on my remote screen. I could just point and click on the buttons and run the cable box from a hundred miles away, just like I was sitting in my living room.

The video quality automatically adapts to the constantly changing bandwidth of the two internet connections pretty seamlessly. If you study the remote screen you can see how fast action or sudden scene changes result in some temporary lower-res areas on the screen for a second or less, but the overall experience is very close to sitting in front of a high-def screen connected to a cable box. You can even get a passable, continuous action stream on an iPhone or iPad over 3G, which is amazing when you consider that half the time Youtube doesn't work well over 3G.

The ONLY thing the Slingbox does not do for you is actually turn your cable box ON when you log in. If you get a message which says something like "weak or no video signal" (which sounds ominous when you are 100 miles away), it simply means that the Slingbox is on but the cable box is not. Just bring up the cable remote control image on your remote screen and press the POWER button!

The other thing is that while the exact image of remote control does in fact appear on an iPad or laptop screen, there is not room for it on an iPhone and you are instead presented with a whole bunch of buttons arranged in a ribbon which seems to go on and on forever depending on the complexity of your cable box remote.

For whatever reason, the folks at Slingbox charge $14.99 for the Slingbox app on an iPhone or iPad. Maybe because they know that we Apple gadget people like to pay and pay via the iTunes store. However, when you access the system via a laptop using Internet Explorer, there is an activeX control downloaded and installed at no charge.

Overall, I have to say I am thrilled with the purchase of the Slingbox and less than thrilled with the high price of the apps that you might have to buy on top. But I still give it 5 stars.

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RDONG

Not bad....but not super based on my updated comments

Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2016

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okay, I was VERY apprehensive about this purchase because of the negative reviews regarding the advertising. Turns out it didn't bother me hardly at all and I was able to adjust by switching to full screen. My primary need was to stream STD and HD television shows (travel, science) to my desktop PC in another part of the house. From there, I could record and save the shows. I also strip out the commercials. Ideally, I would have the ability to save HD via HDMI interface but due to the copy protection scheme built into DVR at the TV end, it required much hair pulling. The Slingbox made this MUCH easier because the quality is very good as-is.

The unit arrived just in time for me to watch many of the Rio Olympics remotely as well - by smartphone and tablet (under wifi). Outstanding !

IMPORTANT NOTE: my service provider is CenturyLink, under FIOS feed.

The CT2100 modem provided was not supported under the Slingbox menu.

After plowing and Googling for weeks, I learned that it will, for the most part,
function via remote control if you set up Slingbox to emulate as Cisco 7100
as there is nothing under Slingbox's CenturyLink menu which will otherwise
do the trick. Once set, I can now control the Slingbox via phone, tablet
and PC.

UPDATE: 1/11/17 My enthusiasm for this product has diminished. Slingbox
has opted to redesign their software and apparently has eliminated their
Slingbox Desktop feature. This has been replaced by their Slingbox Web
software (my experience is under Windows). The video quality has diminished
slightly.

My experience under iPhone and iPad remains as before, unchanged, as
they do not work under the Windows environment.

I should mention that the Slingbox customer support is atrocious. When
they implemented the Windows software change late in 2016, there was no
fore warning. They allowed the software to become disabled resulting in
confusion (you can read them under Google search) leaving Slingbox
owners scrambling for a fix and with little useful or good faith response
from Slingbox.

Though I still appreciate the remote TV viewing aspect of Slingbox, its
usefulness has degraded. As a result, I'm knocking off a couple stars

UPDATE 5/9/17 I wanted to share my experience with respect to the
Slingbox virtual remote controls. If you pair your Slingbox initial settings
at your television using wifi, be sure to base it on the highest speed
connection. I had a choice based on my cable provider "Centurylink"
of 2gb vs 5gb. I absentmindedly set it once at 2gb and the time lag
between my iPhone, iPad and desktop PC was approx 5-10 seconds.
Once I modified the Slingbox setup and paired it to 5gb the time delay
diminished.

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BeZe

Slingbox 500

Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2016

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I’ve had this new Slingbox 500 since Dec 20, 2016 so I don’t have too much experience with it. However in the short time that I have used it, I can say that I have been happy with it and see unlimited potential. First off, the ability to watch NFL, NBA, and college games away from home without having to pay for expensive subscriptions is a big plus as well as being able to access to my recorded and On Demand shows.

Was purchased for $221.86 (inclusive of tax after a $50 credit for signing up for an Amazon.com Store card) so was below the $249.99 list price.

I connect this Slingbox 500 to my Xfinity X1 DVR cable box. X1 only has a limited amount of shows that you can watch away from home so this Slingbox takes care of the rest. I may decide down the road to rid myself of X1 but will first try this slingbox out for a while before deciding on it.

My original X1 DVR box did not have Component out and when I called Xfinity, I was told that they do not make X1 DVR boxes with Component out so I was initially disappointed. However, after extensive research online, I found that Xfinity does indeed have X1 DVR boxes with Component out so on a whim; I disconnected my existing box and headed over to the nearest Comcast Xfinity retail store. Lady luck must have been looking down on me that day because this store actually had five X1 DVR boxes with Component out so I was ecstatic to be able to swap mine out.

I was able to install it without any major issues. I was bummed that the remote choices did not have an option to select the XR11 (voice remote from Xfinity) so I just chose the X1 default remote. I do find its use somewhat buggy and sluggish so my work around is using my Xfinity TV Remote IOS App to select the show to watch and just toggle back and forth to the SlingPlayer app on my IPhone 7+.

Since I am using the Component connection, the picture quality has been great. Please just remember that picture quality is only as good as your Wi-Fi connection at the sending and receiving ends.

After reading all the bad reviews about the ads, I opted to purchase the $14.99 SlingPlayer version to avoid the ad hassles. I've already spent good money on the Slingbox so another $14.99 won't break my bank..

Overall, I highly recommend for those who love to watch their sports, recorded shows, and On Demand shows away from home. Not perfect yet to be rated 5 stars but good enough for at least 4 stars.

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WhatsUtalkinAbout

If you are Electronallly Enclined Buy This. If Not, Don't

Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2015

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I have a very difficult time with a product that advertises that there product is Easy to set up. This is Not a easy set up. I spent 3 hours in getting my product set up with many phone calls to Customer Support. There Web page is full of information to be helpful. My criteria of need was not as well documented as I would of hoped it to be. My reason of purchase was to us my Cable provider (Comcast) in three different houses. I wanted to be able to not only see the channel at my main house but at the same time be watching the same channel at a different house. I understood the only ability of use in two locations was that you had to watch the same channel. The problem I had was that I wanted to use the HDMI cable for this use. What I did not find or was clearly explained was that the HDMI cable side of the Slingbox is not for primary use. The Slingbox is meant to use the Composite Cables. As I find out that Comcast has copyright protected the HDMI cable side of there box as well. For this you need a whole new configuration to make the HDMI Cable work. Also if you plan to use the Slingbox as I do and see the cable at two locations the Slingbox will not work on the HDMI side of the box. The picture will disappear on your primary location if you are using it remotely. There are fixes with additional purchases from other venders. I was not happy to have learned this after my set up. What you will need to do is buy a composite to HDMI converter. This is an additional $40.00 cost to you. First you need to use the Composite side of the Cable Box and then you need to go from the SlingBox Composite side of the box to the Composite side of the converter and then the HDMI side of the converter into your device.
The other part of my problems were that Comcast Modem will have to be configured to allow this device to work. Firewall custom settings and Port Forwarding. Something I knew how to do but for those less electronically inclined this could be a problem. I know my wife would of not ever been able to set this box up herself. So if you are not Electronically Inclined don't even think about purchasing this product. Otherwise I have been able to make it work for me with a lot of extra effort.

Just FYI, The Customer Support was very Good to work with. Great personalities and knowledgeable. 5 Stars................

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