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New MoCA Installation Videos on YouTube

poidawg — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 16:56:51 +0000

New installation videos are now available on YouTube showing how to install MoCA adapters with various connected devices including Internet TVs, Bluray Players, Game Consoles, Slingbox, TiVo, etc… Stay tuned for more videos on MoCA installation, operation and features – subscribe to our MoCABlog YouTube channel today !

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MoCA Installation Tips and Videos

poidawg — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 17:53:45 +0000

With all the new connected TVs, Bluray Players and Game Consoles, there are a lot of people wanting to add a MoCA network to their home. We’ve collected the best installation instructions and videos from the web, right here on the MoCABlog.

Click on the links below for even more info on installing a MoCA Home Network:

Actiontec MoCA page with installation instructions and video link

D-Link Installation Video

Netgear MoCA page with installation diagram

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Setting up a MoCA Network in your Home

poidawg — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 17:56:52 +0000

How to Set Up a MoCA Home Entertainment Network

Xbox to Media Player Using MoCA

Here are a couple of HOW TO videos complements of the folks at ConnectMyStuff.org showing how you can connect your Tivo, Slingbox, and Xbox 360 together through a MoCA network. The Slingbox sends HD video to another room using the SlingCatcher and some updated software while the Tivo’s exchange recorded HD shows with each other through MoCA. The Xbox can play HD videos from a PC or NAS as well as through the Internet using Netflix. MoCA can handle up to 6 HD video streams simultaneously and requires a MoCA adapter (less than $99 each) for each of the rooms where you want a network connection. A lot easier and cheaper than running Ethernet CAT-5 through your walls and ceilings!

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