I ordered a Live dongle and just discovered that I get almost no over the air programming here. Apparently my order is back ordered, is there any way to cancel?
I ordered a Live dongle and just discovered that I get almost no over the air programming here. Apparently my order is back ordered, is there any way to cancel?
Boxee Box 1: 1.5.1.23735, Wired, HDMI, HW Version B1 Boxee Box 2: 1.5.1.23735, Wireless via Asus EA-N66, HDMI, HW Version A2
Network: Wired Ethernet Cat6 (Box1), Wireless (Box2)
Server 1: unRAID (15.5TB) Server 2: Synology DS-210j (1.5TB Raid1) Server 3: Synology DS-411j (4TB Raid1)
Router: Asus RT-N56U w/Custom FW
Switch: HP Procurve 1410-8G
TV1: Panasonic TC-P50ST50 TV2: Samsung 32LNB540
Seems we are all having the same problem. Dongle over heats and stops working. I'm afraid to return it and just get another bad one. BOXEE needs to look into this pronto
Mine never worked, period. I have cable so there's no reason I wouldn't be able to pick up channels, but it flat out refuses to find any channels either when hooked up to cable or an antenna. I did the factory reset twice with no results, so it's pretty clearly defective. It's absurd that those who have actually received approval for an RMA are being required to PAY for return shipping for a defective product.
Loved my boxee box, but probably switching to something else after this unless boxee makes some serious changes in how their partner, hauppauge, handles this situation.
$60 down the drain
Update: I have received live tv dongle replacement unfortunately still getting weak/no signal issue. Not sure if it is hardware issue or software.
Boxee team needs to step up their game to resolve this issue.
I'm using a Switchcraft coaxial male to male together with a Switchcraft coaxial female to female barrel connector. These Switchcraft connectors are nickel and absorb the heat quite well. I had these on hand. I'm also using a USB extension which moves the LiveTV adapter away from the Boxee Box and allows the LiveTV adapter more air flow.
The following links seem to be somewhat equivalent:
Coaxial Adapter, F Male / F Male
F-Pin Coupler, Female / Female
These look interesting:
Coaxial Adapter, F Female / F Male, Right Angle
The lightweight aluminum connectors do not absorb the heat very well.
I hope this helps.
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