Will this work with my apple time capsule?
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I have used it to charge my I pads and I pods . I do not own a apple time capsule .
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Although I can't answer your question specifically as to the time capsule - sorry - I use this with a 2012 model Mac Air and it works perfectly.
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I use this Buffalo Link Station Pro Duo to back up both a PC and two MacBooks and it works fine for me. You could use your Time Capsule in addition to this if you would like at the same time. See the Apple & Buffalo web sites for details.
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I think the same mount works for either AirPort Extreme or Time Capsule. The manufacturer website should have the details though.
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Time Machine is not designed to sync two computers, and that is not what the Time Capsule is for. For that, you want something like Apple's .mac service.
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Thomas there is a new software version out 10.9.2 you may want to load if you are not aware of it but YES this Canvio will work great with that version. Just plug it in and it goes to work with Time Machine on your Mac. I love mine.
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Yes, it is Mac/PC compatible. It is Apple Airport and Time Capsule compatible. As for the DVR, if it's to connect the DVR to a network (meaning it's regular ethernet network traffic that travels through the Airwire), then it should work no problem. The AirWire basically replaces a standard network connection. So anywhere you would use a network cable, you can use a pair of AirWire instead. Note however that this is a point to point over-the-air network. It's not a wireless access point, it will not allow several connections. It will not be visible as a wifi access point and it does not have a configuration page or anything. You connect it, it works. No config, no headaches. Yes, it is Mac/PC compatible. It is Apple Airport and Time Capsule compatible. As for the DVR, if it's to connect the DVR to a network (meaning it's regular ethernet network traffic that travels through the Airwire), then it should work no problem. The AirWire basically replaces a standard network connection. So anywhere you would use a network cable, you can use a pair of AirWire instead. Note however that this is a point to point over-the-air network. It's not a wireless access point, it will not allow several connections. It will not be visible as a wifi access point and it does not have... » Read More Yes, it is Mac/PC compatible. It is Apple Airport and Time Capsule compatible. As for the DVR, if it's to connect the DVR to a network (meaning it's regular ethernet network traffic that travels through the Airwire), then it should work no problem. The AirWire basically replaces a standard network connection. So anywhere you would use a network cable, you can use a pair of AirWire instead. Note however that this is a point to point over-the-air network. It's not a wireless access point, it will not allow several connections. It will not be visible as a wifi access point and it does not have a configuration page or anything. You connect it, it works. No config, no headaches. « Show Less
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It connects like any other wifi router. If you have a password set on the time capsule, you simply enter it on your device that you're trying to connect.
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I have a newer Airport Extreme Time Capsule and it works fine with that too. I am networking the WD Book through my Time Capsule so I can share the drive via WiFi for backing up my and my wife's iMacs using Time Machine. It works great. Took me a couple of minutes to find and go through the mounting procedure but after that it is working just as it should. Here's a link to the instructions on Apple's site: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204664
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I found that Apple has an adapter. Haven't hooked up my scanner yet but from looking at it, it should work.
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Hi. You can't do that directly, you must use iTunes to stream movies from your Time Capsule (connected to your PC/MAC) to your Apple TV.
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If it worked and I don't think it would, you would be waisting about $200 dollars on functionality you don't need. Buy an Mac compatible external hard drive instead and use Time Machine to back up with it.
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I use this on Windows platform PCs and laptops. I don't know how that compares to Apple's Time Machine.
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Yes, it will work but it will work at the lower data rate, not 800. I'm studying to be an apple technician.
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Not out of the box...the backup features the Time Capsule uses are built into the Mac OS X software. This link might help explain it better than I could: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5229376
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Hi Michael,I am sorry, but this mount will not fit the old time capsule.All the best,Innovelis Engineering
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Hi John, it will works perfectly and if you want to make a backup using your Time Machine you only need to chance in your Utility Disk the status to -> Mac OS Plus (registrer).
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That was not your original question. You asked if it worked with Time Machine. It does. Any external disk will work with TM as far as I know, the bigger and faster the disk, the better. But Time Capsule, is a different animal, it is an external network device, router/switch that is both wired and wireless that contains a disk to back up to on the network as well as a USB port. In my opinion binding the two together is not a great win. It may be convenient for Apple users who want to stay simple and supported and use Apple for the sake of using Apple. You get more (or equal in some cases) bang for your buck by getting a non-Apple device for back up in most cases.