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Humax HDR 1000 freesat
I have just purchased a humax HDR 1000 freesat box. I am unable to connect to the internet as the router is too far away from the box. Will I still be able to access the epg and record programmes?
Any idea what the best wifi USB to buy is? |
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Yes can can use the box as normal, just no on demand content.
How far away is the router, could you not just get a longer Ethernet cable? I don't know too much about Wifi USB dongles. |
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I have just purchased a humax HDR 1000 freesat box. I am unable to connect to the internet as the router is too far away from the box. Will I still be able to access the epg and record programmes?
Any idea what the best wifi USB to buy is? I use the Edimax EW-7711USn USB Wi-Fi Dongle. These are less than half the cost of the Humax dongle |
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Not all USB wi-fi dongles will work. They have to use the same chip set as Humax's own.
I use the Edimax EW-7711USn USB Wi-Fi Dongle. These are less than half the cost of the Humax dongle The advantage is that you can buy a network switch and plug it into that and connect everything else, like your TV, blu ray player, etc, up with one wireless device. |
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