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| 04 Oct 2011 | #1 |
| | Setting up another computer as a extender Could some help this f=== dumb ass out Sorry a bout my English and spelling. I have 2 computers. One I was using as windows media center. I have it set with a Ceton Infinity tuner card. This one has Windows 7 pro 64 bit. The other one was just setting doing mostly nothing. It has windows Vista ultimate 64 bit. I thought that could make this one as a extender but I am having trouble setting it up. I believe that I have both computer setup to share all files. I can go to no 2 and add libraries that on no 1 but nothing shows up on no 2. I am about ready to throw a computer and the other equipment I bought for in the trash. Just about any thing I do screws up. Every can that I guess Can not spell or write in good English. |
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| 07 Oct 2011 | #2 |
| | You can't use a PC as an extender. You can use windows built in file sharing for your media, search on howtogeek.com - they have a good article on this. If you're wanting to share your tv card you can do so with a network share using DVBLink |
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