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Remote Record Works!
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Remote Record Works!
Remote Record Works!
Brian Johnson MS
28 Feb 2005 11:18 PM
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Sitting on the couch tonigh, my wife asks, "Can you record Fear Factor on that machine of yours?" I say sure and I use
Remote Record
to set the recording from my laptop. The show gets recorded on the Media Center and we're watching it now through the Xbox Media Extender. :)
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Jill
3 Mar 2005 3:59 PM
Sure, but I've never heard of remote record. Don't I need a TV card in my PC to receive the signal? Besides the FAQ there is not a link to the download page for RR or any ifo as to what fees, if any, are applicable. Just a mention that you need a broadband connection. So I assume that this is some TV to IP conversion service, so there would be a fee, yes?
Your post is incomplete. Thanks
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