Really... Hmmm... I'm getting one today. I will see how it works out. Why would it not work with those apps?stevereis said:I can confirm the above. I actually had the Buffalo bridge mentioned in the thread and, while it worked for the normal network traffic - TiVo getting guide updates, Yahoo HME apps, etc. - it DID NOT work for the Java Apps, including the Blockbuster third-party app or for the HD-Photos app in desktop 2.4.
I installed it earlier, but I have not tried the apps you mention. I did however try the "Same Game" and that worked fine.stevereis said:Here is the thread I started in the Home Media & TTG section titled: Buffalo Conveter = no HME apps?
I have no idea why, but it seems to be a common problem. Stu_Bee posted a link to another forum where folks were having similar issues. He also avised using the router and dd-wrt.
Well, crap...stevereis said:All the regular HME stuff works fine. It was just the Java enabled stuff that did not show up. If you do not need them, then the Buffalo bridge is fine.
I really wanted HD photos on my S3 and big DLP so had to do something else to get that.
I don't know what dd-wrt is, but looking at their site, it's a little hard to find out what I need to download.kb7sei said:For those that have the Buffalo converters, don't get rid of them. They work great with DD-WRT. I think you need to use the beta version, but I've been running them for months without any trouble at all. So if you're willing to install a third party firmware, you should be able to re-use them that way.
No, I don't see anything about the WLI there either...Stu_Bee said:You should probably state your model number, as some sales sites refer to the Buffalo Ethernet Converter for various models.
The Buffalo model that seemed to have an issue was :WLI-TX4-G54HP
The Buffalo model that works fine as a bridge with DD-WRT: Buffalo WHR-G54S
The thread that Stefereis posted earlier has more info.
Edit: here are the supported Routers for DD-WRT:
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Supported_Devices
I don't see the WLI listed.
Thanks!kb7sei said:The WLI. It DOES work.
http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2584&highlight=buffalo+wlitx4
There is a link to a thread where they talk about it. I downloaded the version I'm using from that thread. The filename is dd-wrt.std.v24-5814.bin and it's in the second page.
Again, only bother if you already have one and want to get more out of it. If you are buying new, just get the cheaper WHR-G54 routers.
Like I wrote above, that one works great for me, except for the Java-based Galleon applications for music and photos (ToGo and GoBack works great though!) I use a D-Link router.mattack said:You're talking about this, right:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000NOYMO8
??
So this won't connect to a Netgear router? (I forget which one I have.)
If I really can use another wireless router instead of getting this expensive 'ethernet
converter', that would be great. I'm really just trying to connect my S3 (and maybe my S1(s), if I end up buying the ethernet adapters for them), and cancel the phone line.
Just wanted to thank you again for that tip!kb7sei said:The WLI. It DOES work.
http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2584&highlight=buffalo+wlitx4
There is a link to a thread where they talk about it. I downloaded the version I'm using from that thread. The filename is dd-wrt.std.v24-5814.bin and it's in the second page.
Again, only bother if you already have one and want to get more out of it. If you are buying new, just get the cheaper WHR-G54 routers.