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RichardCoulter 22-09-2015 01:24

Using the dedicated TiVo BB socket to use with Freesat.
 
My V+ box has died. Until I can get a TiVo installed, i've bought a Freesat box and am using my old Sky dish.

This Freesat box (Manhattan) has catch up services available, but it isn't Wifi and needs an Ethernet connection.

When my TiVo is installed, could I connect a splitter to to the dedicated TiVo broadband connection to power the Freesat Catch Up services?

I know I won't normally use it, but would like the functionality as a back up should I lose VM TV services altogether (as has happened twice.)

Thanks.

jb66 22-09-2015 02:31

Re: Using the dedicated TiVo BB socket to use with Freesat.
 
The Tivo doesn't have a broadband connection for other services, you would probably need to use homeplugs to connect your freesat box to the hub

RichardCoulter 22-09-2015 03:47

Re: Using the dedicated TiVo BB socket to use with Freesat.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jb66 (Post 35799409)
The Tivo doesn't have a broadband connection for other services, you would probably need to use homeplugs to connect your freesat box to the hub

Thanks, I had thought that it had it's own dedicated BB connection that I could feed off.

Good idea about Homeplugs, think i'll order some as i've seen a TP-Link 500mbps Nano Powerline twin pack for £20.

Stephen 22-09-2015 11:45

Re: Using the dedicated TiVo BB socket to use with Freesat.
 
Its got its on BB connection but only for the TiVo to use. nothing else can get access to it.

RichardCoulter 22-09-2015 18:53

Re: Using the dedicated TiVo BB socket to use with Freesat.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35799438)
Its got its on BB connection but only for the TiVo to use. nothing else can get access to it.

Ahhh right, thanks Stephen.


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