How and what to does one hook these up? I am a total neophyte-dummy when it comes to these. Can't figure out what all those plugs are for and no USB I can see. Wireless? How does one view, use, replay one of these? Want something wireless I can then...
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Ok first of all do you have digital video recorder? These wires are to connect you camera to you Dvr. If you don't have a Dvr these are not for you. To catch just one area you can buy many wireless cameras and connect you computer wirelesly and setup recording scadule. Normally they comes with free tech support for limited time. They will wAlk you through.
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Christopher...Unfortunately I am not a gamer so cannot speak first hand. But I wish I could get a screen shot of the App page on the TV...loads of games and access to the internet is oly dependent on your wifi connection speed. USB ports give you options for keyboards, etc. Go to a local retailer and try it out and ask all the questions you have.
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Plug right in to an ethernet network. But, my wireless works great. Something else is going on. Maybe your internet connect or wireless router.
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C.Tortora, what wireless adapter did you get, if you don't mind me asking? I think the only option for the DMP-BD70V is an ethernet wireless adapter. Any recommendations?
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I dont know too much about Aquos products. I bought a used Aquos player, which didnt work when I got it home. But then I found out it just needed an update, and I ran a USB cord from the Aquos player to my lap-top, and it received the update from the Aquos website. My question to you is: why do you need it to connect to WIFI? do you need to run the update on it?
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You have to buy a separate "dongle" that plugs into one of the USB ports. It's about $25 on amazon. Look for "users also bought..." Works perfectly
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Glad to know that purchased videos work on the X-Fi. They did *not* work on the X-Fi Style that I bought, so I returned that one. Has anyone tried hooking the X-Fi to an external video screen? Any comments on how best to do that? If it's easy and inexpensive enough, I might try the X-Fi.Thanks, - Ted
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Just plug in the USB. And as long as you have a wireless network. You're good to go. N, G, B are wireless network types. They are the most common right now.
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Works great with windows 7...I used them with my laptop, but now only use them as wireless speakers with my smartphone or tablet. The actual dongle that transmits the signal isnt that strong, but I dont use that. Just pair them with a device and thats it, and they sound great.
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Everyone on here talks about the fluff. Like how pretty or ugly the speakers are and what they use them for. But the elephant in the room is what are the connectors on the back of the base station? There are zero pictures of the back of the base station and calling many distributors no one has a clue. There are no online user manual pdf's either. I awesome there is an electrical outlet and 2 audio in/out connector holes? Does anyone know? Thank you for helping me as I want to hook this up to my Home AVR Surround Sound system to use for listening to the radio.
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i wish i could help but i sold it b4 i can use usb to ethernet device.the wifi was weak so i think usb to ethernet would be an amazing idea and it will improve the device.tell me later what r u going to buy kik eeyeemk
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I had been hoping that the speakers were wireless myself. The sales "pitch" was that it was wireless. My understanding is it IS wireless insofar as streaming Netflix and others, follow? In other words, it connects to your wireless router so whatever you obtain through your computer for your watching pleasure can be channeled into it. Mine is HDMI'd to my flat screen - required. Therefore, wires are required to the TV and to the Speakers. It seems I'm stuck with speaker wires afterall. Maybe the future holds a home theater system with wireless speakers or expensive as hell at this time... I wish I could help you more but for the price? I'm satisfied! I had been hoping that the speakers were wireless myself. The sales "pitch" was that it was wireless. My understanding is it IS wireless insofar as streaming Netflix and others, follow? In other words, it connects to your wireless router so whatever you obtain through your computer for your watching pleasure can be channeled into it. Mine is HDMI'd to my flat screen - required. Therefore, wires are required to the TV and to the Speakers. It seems I'm stuck with speaker wires afterall. Maybe the future holds a home theater system with wireless speakers or expensive as hell at this... » Read More I had been hoping that the speakers were wireless myself. The sales "pitch" was that it was wireless. My understanding is it IS wireless insofar as streaming Netflix and others, follow? In other words, it connects to your wireless router so whatever you obtain through your computer for your watching pleasure can be channeled into it. Mine is HDMI'd to my flat screen - required. Therefore, wires are required to the TV and to the Speakers. It seems I'm stuck with speaker wires afterall. Maybe the future holds a home theater system with wireless speakers or expensive as hell at this time... I wish I could help you more but for the price? I'm satisfied! « Show Less
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Thanks Albert and A. Macharia. I'm a gal BTW... : ) I was able to use my HDTV as a monitor, but nothing more really. I bought the cable that you mentioned (A.) and I could watch Netflix, but the audio was still coming out of my laptop which wasn't fun. I ended up returning the cable to the Apple store and bought an Apple TV, but now downloading anything on that thing takes forever. Grrrrr...... Maybe it's time to bump up my wireless connection. IDK...
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hey thanks for the reply. Do I need to buy another cable to make the connection ?
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That's a little beyond my tech saviness. E-mail this guy morry.sun@tp-link.com he works for TP-link and helped me with all my questions before I bought my units. He basically walked me through setting them up. I'm very happy and these devices are amazing.
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Your desktop won't "see" them. They are not a USB device. The USB only supplies power and the audio comes through the stereo plug. Connect the USB to any port on your computer (this is the equivalent of plugging them in) and connect the stereo plug to your audio output (headphone jack or center channel or whatever your computer has, it's usually the green jack if that helps).They connect to your computer audio just like any regular speakers. The only difference is they get their power by plugging into USB instead of plugging into a wall outlet. Hope this helps, they're great little speakers! Your desktop won't "see" them. They are not a USB device. The USB only supplies power and the audio comes through the stereo plug. Connect the USB to any port on your computer (this is the equivalent of plugging them in) and connect the stereo plug to your audio output (headphone jack or center channel or whatever your computer has, it's usually the green jack if that helps).They connect to your computer audio just like any regular speakers. The only difference is they get their power by plugging into USB instead of plugging into a wall outlet. Hope this helps, they're... » Read More Your desktop won't "see" them. They are not a USB device. The USB only supplies power and the audio comes through the stereo plug. Connect the USB to any port on your computer (this is the equivalent of plugging them in) and connect the stereo plug to your audio output (headphone jack or center channel or whatever your computer has, it's usually the green jack if that helps).They connect to your computer audio just like any regular speakers. The only difference is they get their power by plugging into USB instead of plugging into a wall outlet. Hope this helps, they're great little speakers! « Show Less
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Hi Mauricio, Are you out jogging or you use the usb to plug in. It because that is the good thing about these. If you can use the wireless feature if your running and using use the wireless connecting to your phone. If you have a older phone update your phone to get a Blue tooth option. Let me know if that helps.