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Dlink dsm 330

Discussion in 'Networking' started by bob12a, Aug 22, 2009.

  1. bob12a

    bob12a Senior Member

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    My computer is connected wirelessly to a DLINK DSM 330 then hard wired to a TV in an upstairs room.
    I have no problems viewing films/music/still photos I have downloaded to my hard disk (main computer)on my upstairs tv.

    I view bbc Iplayer on main computer but cannot work out how to view this on the upstairs TV maybe it is not possable

    Sorry if not very clear what I am trying to do.

    Bob
     
    bob12a, Aug 22, 2009
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  3. allheart55 (Cindy E)

    allheart55 (Cindy E) Administrator Administrator

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    Hello Bob,

    I confess I had to Google to find out exactly what a D-LINK DSM 330 was as I have only ever worked with D-Link routers before. That being said, it

    appears that in order to view it on the upstairs television you may need to purchase a plug in. I have also read that generally speaking it doesn't

    play well wirelessly. I'm sure that one of our tech's with more knowledge :eek: (that would be anyone other than me) :eek: about this will chime in here

    soon. I'm sorry that I couldn't be of more help.
     
    allheart55 (Cindy E), Aug 23, 2009
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  4. bob12a

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    Hi All
    Many thanks for your reply. Will wait and see if others reply. The 330 works fine wirelessly.
    Thanks
    Bob
     
    bob12a, Aug 23, 2009
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  5. DirtyPolo

    DirtyPolo Inactive Staff Member

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    Hey Bob, Cindy is right I am afraid. BBC have not yet released a plugin to allow DivX media players to use BBC iPlayer.

    Someone has already mentioned it to BBC as a suggestion so chances are there might be one on the way soon:
    BBC iplayer Divx Connected Plugin

    The main list of avaliable plugins for DivX media players/streamers can be found here:
    Plugins for DivX connected Devices

    There is also someone hopefully thinking about making one here:
    BBC iPlayer Plugin - is it possible?
    Although that was posted last year so not sure if it still going ahead or given up.

    Your only alternative, is to download the video from BBC iPlayer using a third party software, and then convert it into a DivX compatible media to then stream through to your TV.

    I will also move this to Networking as it concerns streaming of content over a home network :)
     
    DirtyPolo, Aug 23, 2009
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  6. bob12a

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    What a comprehensive reply Polo I shall all the links during the day particularly main list of available plugins

    Thanks again
     
    bob12a, Aug 23, 2009
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    Well serves me right I saw this just after you first posted and as Allheart has said I had no Idea what a Dlink 330 was, and have only just had chance to Google/ Research the issue for you

    and after spending 40 mins reading I come to read the thread and post and find that Dirty Polo has already solved the problem :thmbup:

    Unfortunatly BBC I Player is a Flash player that uses FLV and F4V files, to get it to your TV it needs converting to a file type that is supported by your TV

    [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_Video]Flash Video - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]

    however just a thought but you maybe able to set up another computer and use the TV as a monitor, but seems a lot of trouble when as Dirty Polo has pointed out the easiest way already

     
    Match, Aug 23, 2009
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  8. bob12a

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    Thanks Match
    you say
    however just a thought but you maybe able to set up another computer and use the TV as a monitor

    Never thought of that I might try that using a note book comp I hardly ever use (screen 10" to small)
    Will let you both know how Iget on
     
    bob12a, Aug 24, 2009
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  9. bob12a

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    That tip worked a treat Match I now have my NOTEBOOK connected hardwired to my 42 inch plasma in front room brilliant also using a wireless mouse to control the notebook.
    Thanks
     
    bob12a, Aug 25, 2009
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    Not a problem Bob, as they say two heads are better than one, and if you can't get over a problem then look for away around ;)
     
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  11. DirtyPolo

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    Glad to see you found a solution :)
     
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