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  1. #11
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    TV: Sharp Aquos LC40E77UN
    Audio Receiver: RCA RT2390 old home theater in a box POS (works well with Optical raw or LPCM output depending on source file)
    Router: Trendnet TEW-632BRP Wireless N
    Wireless LAN: PBO Wireless G adapter (works for low-bitrate files, is too slow for high-quality or large files)
    Wired LAN: not checked
    HDD: None internal, but USB external 1.5TB Seagate and 8GB memory stick work
    Remote File Access: Not checked

  2. #12
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    TV: Philips LCD 32PFL5604H
    Audio Receiver: Harman Kardon AVR 4550, Optical raw
    Router: Fritz!Box 7270 WLAN, 802.11n 300 Mbit/s, http://www.avm.de/en/Produkte/FRITZB...7270/index.php
    Wireless LAN: Siemens Gigaset SE365, 802.11n 300 Mbit/s, use as Ethernetcard on PBO, connecting speed about 200 Mbit/s, transferrate about 5 MB/s
    Wired LAN: No
    HDD: Samsung HM500JI, 5400rpm, 500GB, SATA
    Remote File Access 1: External USB-Harddrive 750GB, connect as network-drive direct on Router
    Remote File Access 2: Custom PC, Intel 8400, 6GB Ram, 2TB HD, 10/100/1000 LAN, Win7 Ultimate 64bit
    Remote: Default
    Firmware: ES-51-283G-PCMPBO25-P02

    all works fine .....
    Last edited by patch; 12-31-2009 at 09:46 AM.

  3. #13
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    Default System Config Working

    Screen: Vizio SV470M-C
    Receiver: Denon AVR 790
    DVD / Blu-ray: LG 390
    PVR: Motorola DCT 6416
    External HDD connected via USB: LaCie 1TB
    PBO: internal HDD 160GB

    Notes: USB drives working, internal HDD working. Have not set up Network yet.

  4. #14
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    TV: Toshiba 52XV545u
    Audio Receiver: Yamaha HTR-6060; PBO connected directly to receiver, HDMI pass-through to TV.
    Router: TP-Link TL-WR1043ND, SSID broadcast off
    Wired/Wireless LAN: Linksys wrt54gl running tomato firmware setup as wireless bridge
    HDD: Western Digital WD5000BEVT, 5400rpm, 500GB, SATA
    Remote File Access 1: External USB-Harddrive 320GB, connect as network-drive direct on Router
    Remote File Access 2: ubuntu 9.10 x64 desktop
    Remote File Access 3: Gateway laptop, Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Remote: Harmony 720
    Firmware: ES-51-283G-PCMPBO25-P02

    EDIT: I also have foxeye's usb hdd samba share mod working.
    Last edited by gadgetsnbeer; 01-03-2010 at 11:11 PM.

  5. #15
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    TV: 10 year old 29" RCA ColorTrak Plus PiP
    Audio/Video: Connected via yellow RCA composite video jack and red/white RCA stereo jacks; audio is piped out to a Sharp mini system I bought with the TV
    Router: Netgear WGR614 v5
    Wireless LAN: Stock Patriot USB G adapter; throughput is generally ~10 Mbps
    Wired LAN: Not used right now for the PBO's purposes
    HDD: None in PBO right now
    Remote File Access: 3 laptops running XP SP2 [NetBIOS filesharing enabled via Control Panel/Network Setup Wizard], all in "WORKGROUP" workgroup; 4 drives in firewire enclosures and 3 more drives internal to each laptop; can't get the PBO to see my ancient Win 95 box no matter what, which has some good ole vids on it
    Remote: Stock
    Firmware: ES-51-283G-PCMPBO25-P02

  6. #16
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    TV: Panasonic PT43LC14 (HDMI from receiver) 1080i
    Audio Receiver: Denon 3808
    Router: Dlink DIR-625
    Wireless LAN: not using for the PBO
    Wired LAN:Buffalo Air Station (acts a hub as well for wired DNS-323 & PBO)
    HDD: internal toshiba 70gb: external usb seagate 320 gb (temporary)
    Remote File Access: Dlink DNS 323
    upnp: Dlink dns 323 with Twonky Media 4.11
    Firmware: v.PCMPBO25-P02
    Remote: Default (interferes with oppo 980)
    PBO will access media from DNS-323 either thru upnp or networked drive and is connected to Denon 3808 with HDMI
    everything works as expected

  7. #17

    Default Working on Toshiba 37AV502U

    TV: Toshiba 37AV502U Firmware rev 1.0
    Router: Linksys WRT54GL with Tomato firmware
    Wireless LAN: PBO Wireless G attached using USB extension cable to a Linksys WRT54GL running tomato firmware
    HDD: Seagate Momentus 2.5" 250GB 5400rpm 8MB SATA (HD-NB-ST9250315AS)
    Remote File Access: Good for SD Video. Still adjusting settings to try to get stable 720p playback.
    Time Used: 1 Week
    Remote Control: Logitech Harmony 620

    Despite troubles posted with this line of Toshiba TV's (specifically the 32AV502U), I had no problems connecting via HDMI - with audio, but I did use a gold-plated ferrite-cored cable (from Monoprioce.com)

    I have no "loud fan" issues, either, but the box can be heard 15' across the room when the show is silent. It's tollerable. No worse than my Wii.

    Wi-Fi using TVersity and UPnP as well as Network shared Drobo Drive (NOT NAS). Wireless streaming of SD works very well and I've streamed some 720P with limited success, but I'll use my HDD for HD video. No format problems yet (i.e. plays MKV's, ISO's, MP3's, JPG's from the hard drive just fine).

    I'm also still using the ES-51-283G-PCMPBO25-P01 firmware. I'll update this post as I learn more.
    Last edited by eakf; 01-21-2010 at 03:52 PM. Reason: Updates

  8. #18
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    TV: Toshiba 40RV525R and VisioVO370M (both connected through HDMI)
    Audio Receiver: Yamaha RX-V465 (optical audio for the first TV)
    Router: TRENDnet TEW-639GR (x3 for coverage)
    Wireless LAN: Not used for PBO
    Wired LAN: 1Gb
    HDD: Seagate 250GB
    Remote File Access: To Windows 7 Pro with 4 TB of movies
    Remotes: One is original and another one is Logitech Harmony 700

    Everything works fine.
    Last edited by dimulec; 01-19-2010 at 01:28 AM.

  9. #19
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    Panasonic 42" plasma
    SLS audio receiver
    Linksys WRT54G rev8
    G Wireless LAN-Patriot USB wifi adapter would not work on the lan even with no security in place.
    Wired LAN 100Mbs from router to PBO
    250 GB Internal HD on PBO multiple HDD on network 1 portable 750GB HDD all work with no issue.

    I can pull or push files across the network up to 50 Mbs.
    Streaming HD can require 75Mbs (GI Joe Blue ray) and only works reliably using UPNP. I'm using TVersity as the server and not transcoding as the PBO can handle any file type I've given it.

    successfully played
    ISO's, DVD copies, AVI, MKV, WMV. Full access to all audio channels and subtitiles when present.

    PBO is outputting stereo to the TV and digital RAW audio to the Receiver via optical connection. Receiver is able to decode 6 channel into 5.1 surround and two channel dolby.

    Have played movies via USB from both a 5.5 inch portable drive (externally powered) as well as a WD Passport which is powered off the USB.

  10. #20
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    Default a work in progress no doubt

    TV: SAMSUNG 42" 720p Plasma HDTV Model No: PN42B450
    Windows Vista Ultimate desktop PC
    Audio Receiver: Denon AVR590 w Klipsch Quintet 5.1 speakers & subwoofer
    PBO connected via HDMI to the receiver then HDMI from the receiver to the TV
    Internal Drive: HDD: HITACHI Travelstar 7K250

    Router: Netgear WNDR3700
    I now use a 65 foot Cat6 cable via 10/100/1000 LAN.
    TeraCopy indicates file transfer speeds of 5-6MB/s. I am able to stream 720p content.

    old setups
    Wireless Adapter: Zonet ZEW2546 wireless N dongle
    The PBO supports wireless N dongles. You must use a dongle with a compatible Realtek (RTL8191SU in this case) chip.
    I re-checked the specs: Provides max. 300Mbps receiving rate and 150Mbps sending rate. Frequency Band: 2.412GHz - 2.4835GHz.
    So I am was not taking advantage of the 5GHz channel with this dongle.
    Tera Copy indicated file transfer speeds of 3-4MB/s mostly showing 3.8MB/s
    HD content would not play from the computer without skipping and stuttering.

    Difference a higher end router made for me...
    Netgear WNDR3700 - In WPA2 PERSONAL AES the PBO (which I already had turned on) connected automatically once I entered my SSID and passkey in the router WAN setup. This was awesome. The "network" on my PC INSTANTLY popped up my PC and PBO. This took forever to seek devices before. With my previous POS Lynksis WRT120"N" I had to turn on the PBO, restart the router, restart the PBO before it would connect.
    Last edited by outatouch0; 04-08-2010 at 09:44 PM. Reason: system upgrade

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