Mr.S wrote: » [url]Http://192.168.192.1[/url] Login and Password are admin & you don't need to use the horizon box as your hub, you can just connect to an existing network. Research before you diss UPC :pac: :rolleyes: You know how to setup NAS and use a Linux machine, but simple things like looking up the IP address to access the router? c'mon! Did you pay for the router UPC supplied? If you didn't then i'm pretty sure they still own it! Which is why they ask for it back when you cancel the service. You'll probably be able to get it back if you ask them though, no one took mine!
rcanpolat wrote: » Thanks anyway, now to drill it into my head that it is http://192.168.192.1/
Inquitus wrote: » You could just bookmark it :P
rcanpolat wrote: » As for the login address i done some google searches and i couldn't find anything. I tried "upc port forwarding horizon" , "upc router login address" and i tried standards like 192.168.1.1, .1.0, .0.1, .254 etc to no success Thanks anyway, now to drill it into my head that it is http://192.168.192.1/
Rafloution wrote: » If your connected to the net on your laptop run ip config and take a look at the DNS server this is your router. Default log in admin admin. With regards to your other questions I would have expected some research by yourself before implementing it.
rcanpolat wrote: » Of course i paid for it. I have a written contract stating that i paid for the Router, TV Set Box and Free Installation was "included" in the package. Then UPC demanded for the equipment to be returned today.http://192.168.192.1/
DonegalKid wrote: » Hi all, So I got this new Horizon system installed yesterday lunchtime. Have a couple of comments/questions that someone may be able to answer.... Anybody having issues with a intermittent blue/green screen flashing up? I've been onto UPC and they are blaming the fact I have a Philips TV and there is an incompatibility issue on HDMI between Horizon and the TV. Done some research and it would seem in the Netherlands there have been huge numbers of problems with this and not just philips. TV model is 42PFL9664/12. UPC suggested I might have to connect via scart to resolve this issue. Big fail if that is the case. It would be a great feature if you could access a NAS drive on the network through this system. Would make my WD HD box nearly redundant. That said, anybody know if Netflix will be added as one of the inbuilt apps? The USB ports on the back of the unit - I'm guessing just designed for additional drive space if required. Shame the box is unable to read external drives. The home network feature and the twonky software is utter useless in my mind at the moment. Having played with Twonky and DLNA in the past, this is something that I would not be too excited about. Functionality and performance is limited at best. Other than that, its fast, the interface is very nice (still getting used to it), the removal of the smart card is an added bonus as my 2 year old can no longer yank it out. And its rather a nice looking piece of kit Cheers D
DonegalKid wrote: » Hi all, It would be a great feature if you could access a NAS drive on the network through this system.
Deep Thought wrote: » I was the same, but I had two of the TP Link PowerLine things, One plugged into the Box and the other plugged into NAS in other room, under my devices on the box, it finds the NAS attached DT
Deep Thought wrote: » Remember that old box, you could move programme listing to any day of the week and future record something How do we do that on the Horizon Box
Mr.S wrote: » i'd like to know this too!
DonegalKid wrote: » You can see it. But can you stream from it ?
DonegalKid wrote: » Anybody having issues with a intermittent blue/green screen flashing up? I've been onto UPC and they are blaming the fact I have a Philips TV and there is an incompatibility issue on HDMI between Horizon and the TV. Done some research and it would seem in the Netherlands there have been huge numbers of problems with this and not just philips. TV model is 42PFL9664/12. UPC suggested I might have to connect via scart to resolve this issue. Big fail if that is the case.
DonegalKid wrote: » It would be a great feature if you could access a NAS drive on the network through this system. Would make my WD HD box nearly redundant. That said, anybody know if Netflix will be added as one of the inbuilt apps?
DutchDude wrote: » What king of NAS drive do you have? Does it not support DLNA or UPNP like A lot of them? If so you can play (some of) this content on the Horizon box
DutchDude wrote: » First question I would have is: have you set your HDMI output on the box to RGB? This was a solution which was put in place in a previous version of the Horizon software that resolved a large part of all the problems seen in NL. You can do this is the settings menu of the box(default is 'auto', change it to one of the two RGB settings.) Yeah changed this earlier this evening. Seems to have somewhat stabilised...:) What king of NAS drive do you have? Does it not support DLNA or UPNP like A lot of them? If so you can play (some of) this content on the Horizon box
garlad wrote: » In fact I get "unsubscribed" on all HD channels but RTE2 HD. Anyone else?
lar77 wrote: » I was getting the blue / green thing. I changed the output from auto to RGB and to 1080i instead of 1080p and have not got the problem since.