Reply With Quoteit does not need to be permanently connected but it does give you advantages if you do.. the box will run fine as a standalone...
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9th November, 2009, 10:04 PM #1Newbie
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Dreambox pvr600 connection with router
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i am completely new to this technology and i am planning to buy Dreambox600. I have seen on you tube how to flash it and coonnect it but please can someone tell me if receiver needs to be permanently connected to the router. Reason i am asking is that TV is downstairs and modem and router upstairs. Thanks
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10th November, 2009, 08:41 PM #3Newbie
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...but will i be able to watch as many chanels as....would i have to connect every now and then to update receiver...Thanks
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You can watch as many FTA channels as you like but if you want to watch an encrypted channel then you need to have it connected to the internet.
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