Do I need this to connect a TiVo Pro and a TiVo mini to a network or would they connect over Cat5 ethernet?
1717871
This filter is used when you're using your coax cable plant that is generally installed when the premises is built - it's the same wires one would connect to for their cable TV or cable modem. What MoCA does is allows a 'traditional' ethernet to ride on the same wires as the cable modem and cable TV service - it uses a higher frequency, so it does not interfere with cable services from your provider. The reason you want a filter with MoCA is that you do not want those frequencies to travel outside your home - say for example a neighbor installed a MoCA adapter, without this filter blocking those frequencies from leaving your premises, your neighbors would be able to send and receive traffic on your network. If you have the ability to use Cat5 ethernet, I'd suggest doing that. The problem MoCA solves is that most homes have a coax cable plant already running through the walls and typically to each room. Watching video wirelessly (wifi) is typically unreliable, with pauses and lost connections. But running a Cat5 cable to every room can be a pain, and having a Cat5 cable running across the floor is even worse. MoCA gives you the ability to run with an existing cable plant, and offers better throughput and a better experience than if you used WiFI adapters with your Tivos.
1717872
I'm not an expert, but I understood this was used primarily as a one-way "check valve" to stop the signal from returning back down the cable to neighbors, i.e. POE as Point of Entry to one's house.
1717873
They will connect fine Cat5, but not wireless. MoCA is only nessesacry if you do not have Cat5https://www.tivo.com/shop/mini
1717874
I don't think it is needed to connect a TiVo to a network but it makes for better streaming. Can't say for certainty, I have yet to install my TiVo Pro at this time.
1717875
This is a filter that works with MoCA adapters to allow you to connect your devices over your existing coax cable--very fast. However you do not need itFor cat5 Ethernet connections which you can use instead to connect your devices. It's purpose to to prevent Ethernet traffic from leaving your house over your coaxal cable and being picked up by others with MoCA adapters.
1562602
I'm not sure what you mean. With these you place an Ethernet cable between the two ends and connect one end to your DVR box and the other end to your camera. They worked great for me and provided a much better video over the bnc cables.
2019210
This is not a router, just a HUB, so it should work with a security camera system. if you are asking for a wireless security camera that connect each camera to an ethernet port, yes you will need one port per camera, if not connected to a DVR or Receiver.In order to monitor the cameras over the internet, one or more ports will have to be open on the router. If you have more than one router, it may not work. Some equipements may work if the ports are open on all the router-modems firewalls.I hope I answered your question.
1401200
No this won't work. You would need 2 of these to go to a router/switch if you wanted to share a single Ethernet line.
1091580
The Roamio Pro should be able to act as a MoCA adapter, so you should only need to buy one adapter, which will go by the router. I would recommend getting a (single) ECB2500C (http://www.amazon.com/Actiontec-Ethernet-Adapter-Service-ECB2500C/dp/B008C1JC4O/) instead unless you have a use for the extra ethernet ports present on the ECB3500T01. You'll connect the adapter's coax input to the coax wall jack near the router and connect the ethernet jack to the router, and it should be able to give internet access to the TIVO through the coax. Note that you may need to upgrade you coax splitters to MoCA compatible ones (like http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00556LI1E), and you will want to have a MoCA blocking filter (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DC8IEE6) on the cable line where it enters your home. Note that I don't own a Roamio, so I haven't tested this personally. However, the reviews for both MoCA adapters seem to indicate that people have used them with the Roamio Plus/Pro successfully.
1655651
That should work fine. Have you considered the higher resolution camera. Just make sure you have a Power Over Ethernet router or use the POE from the DVR. I have three cameras connect through a wireless bridge. That works great.
506663
You would connect this to any live coaxial cable. So if you have a tv on your first floor and a cable box, use the provided splitter to connect it, then plug the tivo Into it.
22150
I'm pretty sure they are just 100Mb ethernet. The single port bridge connects to my router at that speed. 100Mb is fast enough to stream to and between my TiVo boxes.
1966284
Not sure. I used this item to be able to hook my PS3 and MacMini computer to the internet after I cancelled my ATT uverse cable tv and returned the cable tv boxes ( keeping the ATT internet). You plug the device into your cable tv cable (in place of the cable tv box) and then you plug your ethernet equipped devices (your Tivo has an ethernet port?) into this device and you are good to go.
857885
I use cat6 at my setup as it is already wired throughout the house. Cat5 should be fine also.
969552
It is not suggested that you use it over wireless as most wireless doesn't have the dedicated thouroughput necessary, although in some instances it may be feasible just not suggested. All you need at minimum is Cat5 wired network although suggested is cat 5e or cat6 gigabit wired. Why wired? because it reduces or removes most issues you would run into with a NETWORK tuner. With a network tuner everything that used to be done locally on your computer with the pcie version needs to run over the network to your htpc, and that can easily show any flaws in your home network. You do NOT need extenders to use this, if you install the beta firmware and drivers that include DYNAMIC tuner allocation, any Win7 machine should be able to use any of the tuners as long as they are not in use at the time - but in not using extenders recorded TV will be scattered all over the place and on different machines. If you are only using one media center PC you are just fine, extenders can be used to create a "whole home" dvr system since they access and display all recordings and live tv by connecting to your MAIN media center PC. You CAN allocate tuners if you want, that is the old method, but if you allocate tuners those tuners become only useable by that specific exclusive PC it is allocated to. If you want the InfiniTV6ETH to dynamically assign tuners as necessary so that they can be used by any PC then you need the Dynamic tuner assignment firmware and drivers. The InfiniV6ETH can do everything the pcie version could and you COULD set it up just like the pcie version if you like, the only difference is you also have the choice to set it up to do DYNAMIC tuner allocation, something the pcie version cannot do. So you can record, watch etc. Hope that was helpful! :)
1046437
This is nothing but wires. All it does is connect one wired Ethernet connection to two pairs in a standard Cat 5e cable, and the other wired Ethernet connection to the other two pair. If you can connect to Neflix securely now, then it won't affect your ability to do so. And it has nothing to do with your WiFi connection.This is just a way to send two Ethernet ports from your router down one Cat 5e cable. It does not electrically conjoin them in any way. You still will use two ports.
1140152
You only need this if you have multiple Tivos (Roamios and or Tivo Minis in your home) and creating a MoCA network so they can all communicate with each other. If you only have one tivo then no. Just don't create a MoCA network when you are setting up your Tivo
1587820
these converters just convert the signal to one pair of cat 5 copper for each coax cable that's plugged init does not convert it to i_p does not use any network switch or routers. it just allows you to run a cat 5 to a long distance and then for being see cables from there it also allows you to move the power to the near the converter so the powers closer to the cameras
15263
No. A "DVR" with Cat5 inputs is typically an NVR or Network Video Recorder, and would require IP cameras. Do some research online and make sure you are using the correct camera type to go with your "DVR".
1992565
I used the Dynex to convert my converter box signal to a coax cable signal in order to run it to another room. My TiVo had RCA style connections for output that connected to the input jacks on the Dynex. I then connected coax cable to the Dynex that ran to the kitchen and attached to my TV there. The aim was to have the same signal in the family room and the kitchen at the same time. I hope this helps
1974888
yes, I had a slingbox solo and this uses a standard ethernet connection. You should be fine and speeds should be fine as well.