Instead it refrences Sling TV and Sling M1.
In fact, the Sling site lists the Sling 350 but not the 500. It has stopped connecting to the pc though. It was very easy to connect, once I had bought a wifi dongle, as no dongle was included with the headphones and my mobo doesnt have native wifi. The Sling forums are minimal so there doesn't seem to be much discussion anywhere about these products. I bought an MPOW BH415 wifi gaming headset at christmas. I wonder about how consistent the streaming speed is, how reliable, whether the setup is a hassle (does it require port forwarding). There are clients but now it only supports the Sling M1? Looks like they support streaming on desktop browsers. Hmm, Sling Player for iPhone was updated in September so they are separate, $15 each.
Vulkano player no longer connecting software#
Haven't heard if that's still a problem with the 350 or 500 or heard any issues in general with these models.ĭoes Sling/Dish still actively support the products, including the software clients? Looks like Sling Player for iPad (are the iPhone and iPad clients separate?) was last updated in July, but not since for iOS 8 or iPhone 6. Actually, people used to complain about the hardware reliability of the older Slingbox designs, like capacitors going bad frequently. Wondering if these newer Slingboxes, which should have more powerful hardware, would prove to be more reliable. Monsoon Multimedia was a company that manufactured, developed and sold video streaming and place-shifting devices that allowed consumers to view and control live television on PCs connected to a local (home) network or remotely from a broadband-connected PC or mobile phone. It was a very cheap box so okay value for what it delivered. But I can't connect to it now and even before I left for this trip, it had been acting up, requiring power-cycling and inconsistent streaming speed. I used it to stream the Red Zone channel yesterday for a few hours over the Internet, from abroad. I have a Vulkano Flow, which doesn't support HD but is fine enough for streaming when I'm abroad. I see some mentions of it, when they came out a couple of years ago, but not too much in the way of reports from people using these regularly. Just looking for some current experiences.
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