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dcweldon · 08-25-2007, 09:41 PM

works great, i posted another tread with more info...and it all depends on which box you buy...for example. the slingbox tuner acts as a seperate TV, having only a coax input to the box. other models actually control the digital cable or satellite boxes, so basically it will control that box on that tv at the person's home in MD....that is the only downside.

I recommend getting the Slingbox Pro ($250) it has basically every connection you could imagine, including Coax, component for HD, AV, and Svideo. The slingmedia company may be launching a fully HD Slingbox this January, their is info on the forum page, and the FCC has approved the box, but an arrival date is currently unknown.

Totally worth it if you have atleast a cable internet connection where the slingbox is hooked up at.

08-25-2007, 09:41 PM	#9
dcweldon Camp Scrub Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Pittsburgh, PA/Easton, MD Age: 39 Posts: 65	Re: Anywhere on the net to watch the game? works great, i posted another tread with more info...and it all depends on which box you buy...for example. the slingbox tuner acts as a seperate TV, having only a coax input to the box. other models actually control the digital cable or satellite boxes, so basically it will control that box on that tv at the person's home in MD....that is the only downside. I recommend getting the Slingbox Pro ($250) it has basically every connection you could imagine, including Coax, component for HD, AV, and Svideo. The slingmedia company may be launching a fully HD Slingbox this January, their is info on the forum page, and the FCC has approved the box, but an arrival date is currently unknown. Totally worth it if you have atleast a cable internet connection where the slingbox is hooked up at.