Not a vcr, but I still use three Tivo's that are 15, 13 and 12 years old. They still run great too.Dish bought Sling in 2007. That's 13 years ago and they will sunset in 2 years. That gives you 15 years of using the product. Are you still using the VCR that you used 13 years ago?
Dish shuts down Slingbox - Will brick all devices by 2022
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A skilled programmer could write a custom firmware and new software for the box. It would probably work better than it did originally.
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This fails to explain why Dish won't release new Sling Adapters/Boxes with the newer technology.
And nobody answered my question about adequate substitutes. I don't think Monsoon Multimedia is making the Hava or Vulkano any longer. Nope; they're dead and gone and all servers have been taken down. Monsoon Multimedia - Wikipedia By the way, I think that wikipedia article is wrong about turning all their hardware into bricks. Why? Because they work over the LAN without a server. I can't verify that because my Hava has a video sync problem. But I remember people saying their Hava worked even without any Internet service at all, so I believe Wikipedia is wrong about that.
It has to do with. K. O. D. I.....cant really give complete details...but illegal streaming is killing cable and satellite
Money is the reason.
With most channels having an IP version now sales stopped a few years ago.
Im not saying anythingAre you saying that the replacement streaming protocol has already been cracked?
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So they claim, just like the RIAA. Perhaps it is cable and satellite and the content providers that are realling killing cable and satellite? Claims about the illegal streaming are just an easy way to pass blame without admitting the failures of their own making...
Lots of reasons..
High prices...lack of affordable packages..
Forced to buy channels you dont need or want.....etc etc
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But who will provide the server space to allow for the encrypted connections? Peer-to-peer video streaming of copyright content isn't legal. What Sling does is act as a mediary between your Slingbox and the endpoint viewing device. You could open up a port on your network and stream video directly from your PC or a new-enough satellite receiver, but that's risky at best.
Oh I understand fully the reason why and I don't have an issue with it. Just pointing out it is not a new thing.
Technically, the Hopper Duo is a 4th version of the Hopper.
They already have done so. They are called the Hopper With Sling and the Hopper 3. So (in Dish's mind) there is no longer any need for Sling Adapters for the original Hopper or ViP receivers.
Technically doesn't count to me when we are discussing Hoppers Vs remanufactured 722ks or Hopper Duos. But if that is the case what will they call the new Hopper if it comes out? The Hopper Next Generation model.Technically, the Hopper Duo is a 4th version of the Hopper.
They already have done so. They are called the Hopper With Sling and the Hopper 3. So (in Dish's mind) there is no longer any need for Sling Adapters for the original Hopper or ViP receivers.
Hopper 5: The Whopper Hopper!Technically doesn't count to me when we are discussing Hoppers Vs remanufactured 722ks or Hopper Duos. But if that is the case what will they call the new Hopper if it comes out? The Hopper Next Generation model.
WOW, wonder how many tuners it will have!!This Super Hopper?
