It is the preferred wireless adapter for the S3 (the TiVo can offload a good chunk of the wireless protocol to it). And the only one for the TiVoHDDingoAce10 said:
It is the preferred wireless adapter for the S3 (the TiVo can offload a good chunk of the wireless protocol to it). And the only one for the TiVoHDDingoAce10 said:What's up all,
Just wanted to make sure before I bought it...The wireless network adapter:
http://store.tivocommunity.com/merc...e=EA&Product_Code=2778&Category_Code=WNDVPA04
Works on S3 right?
I believe, like the TivoHD, it has onboard ethernet in the back.DingoAce10 said:Thanks! I just thought of something...My modem is in the same cabnet as the tivo will be...Is there an ethernet input in the back of the tivo so I can hardwire it in?
Thanks!
Do you mean the Buffalo wireless bridge? If not, which others are there?blhirsch said:I have my TivoHD using ethernet to an existing wireless bridge and it saved me from having to purchase a WAY overpriced simple wireless adapter.
Nothing wrong with using a wireless bridge, but the Tivo Wireless G adapter has a chip to offload some of the processing for TTG/MRV, so calling it a "simple wireless adapter" is a bit misleading.blhirsch said:I have my TivoHD using ethernet to an existing wireless bridge and it saved me from having to purchase a WAY overpriced simple wireless adapter.
No, I use the airport express in WDS mode, like others on this thread are doing.... Works like a charm, and also extends my network while it's at it. Plus, AirTunes to the receiver.mattack said:Do you mean the Buffalo wireless bridge? If not, which others are there?