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More Slingbox SOLO FAQs
from: ConsumerEvidence.comHere are more frequently asked questions regarding the Slingbox SOLO:
1. How long does the reboot process take? It will take 30 seconds to 1 minute. If you do this, however, you may reset the Slingbox to an earlier firmware version. All you need to do is reinstall any upgrades.
2. How do I update the Slingbox's SOLO firmware? Go to your home network. Then select "Edit Properties" found in the directory. Click the "Slingbox Configuration" tab, and select "Update Slingbox Firmware" found at the bottom of the menu. Follow the directions given after that. For SlingPlayer 2.0 users, you have to launch the Setup Assistant before selecting "Software Update" found on the left side of the menu screen.
3. How much is the Slingbox SOLO? Prices may vary, but average cost is US$179.
4. How will the analog to digital transition in the United States affect my Slingbox SOLO? The Slingbox SOLO does not include a built-in tuner. This means that it is unaffected by the digital TV transition. If you rely on a separate device for receiving over the air television signals, you may have to buy one that is compatible with your gadget to make it work.
5. How do I set up my new Slingbox player? It’s fairly easy really. Just connect it to the Ethernet, power, audio, and video sources. It works with basically every type of media, just as long as it receives a TV signal. You can also link it with your DVD player or recorder.
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