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The obvious use for a Slingbox, is to watch telly from your home country while you're outside of the country, or watch your home TV from someone else's PC (or heaven forbid, watching your home telly while you're at work!).ДЄs well as being able to forward the sound and vision from a connected Sky or Cable box, the Slingbox has a built-in Freeview receiver so that you can watch Freeview channels remotely (as long as the Slingbox is connected to a suitable TV aerial.) With a Slingbox, you can watch Freeview, Sky Digital, Virgin Media cable, or even a DVD in your lounge, over the Internet wherever you are.ДЄs well as watching TV, you can also take remote control with a virtual controller, to switch channels, look through your on-screen programme guide, or set-up a recording on a Sky+ box. Once it's connected, you can watch your home TV over the Internet from wherever you are in the world - anywhere there's an Internet connection. It's a small box that you connect to your home TV setup and to your broadband Internet router.

You can listen online with our pop-up Pod Player, save as MP3 or subscribe via iTunes. Slingbox was reviewed in Show 03 - have a listen! This lets you watch your home TV over the Internet. But, since the rest of the site already sports a healthy coat of polish and is well on its way to becoming a unified hub for both web streaming and home programming content, we figure Live TV mostly needs a little more work under the hood.Slingbox Reviewed by Frequencењњast In our third show, we took a look at the must-have TV accessory, Slingbox. The experience of other Slingbox and Live TV users may of course vary from ours. Of course, this is why the phrase 'public beta' was invented, and Sling Media is no doubt gaining more and more testers by the day, which should help it help iron out problems like this. Further, the 'Shows we think you might like' list to the right of the video player is a nice addition but most of the time, it didn't take us to the show that was listed, and sometimes the links didn't work at all. You can see the Sesame Street programming we were stuck on, but there is no display to indicate what show or channel one is watching. The Live TV UI also suffers from a lack of information. Whatever the problem is, Live TV and/or the Slingboxes simply refused to respond to any of our requests after the initial connection, even if we asked really, really nicely. Using the channel up/down buttons also stopped working after the first attempt-we tried reconnecting multiple times, as well as switching to a third demo unit in San Francisco, to help make sure it wasn't something on our end. We were left with nothing but Sesame Street to watch. We were able to pull up a basic programming guide once, but subsequent attempts using either a basic cable connection or with a Slingbox connected to a TiVo were met with no response. After our initial connection and streaming a few minutes of programming, we tried to change the channel 'tried' being the key operator there.