My Xbox to my computer, so I can get Xbox live through the internet connection on my computer. Also, so I can stream media to my Xbox when I'm playing games etc.
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I don't think you can do such things, but being a not-very-console-oriented person, take that with a grain of salt.
just get another nic and bridge the connections.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
Wa?Freezer7Pro wrote:
just get another nic and bridge the connections.
Windows media sharing? Can you not connect wirelessly?
No.ebug9 wrote:
Windows media sharing? Can you not connect wirelessly?
On homeplug
Network. Interface. Controller.SirSchloppy wrote:
Wa?Freezer7Pro wrote:
just get another nic and bridge the connections.
Google it.
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"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
Just do what Freezer said. Install another NIC in your computer, go into the properties of My Network Places, then right-click on the already connected interface and select to bridge the connection.
why cant u connect your xbox directly to your router? is the desktop not directly connected to your router? no switch?
just a guess but the xbox is probably near the computer and running 2 cables (one from the xbox and one from the PC) to the router would be irritating, but being able to just plug the xbox into the PC would be simple, as there would be no additional cabling neededsteelie34 wrote:
why cant u connect your xbox directly to your router? is the desktop not directly connected to your router? no switch?
? it would still take the exact amount of cabling... just twisty-tie them together if it's "irritating".JoshP wrote:
just a guess but the xbox is probably near the computer and running 2 cables (one from the xbox and one from the PC) to the router would be irritating, but being able to just plug the xbox into the PC would be simple, as there would be no additional cabling neededsteelie34 wrote:
why cant u connect your xbox directly to your router? is the desktop not directly connected to your router? no switch?
i have 2 8 port routers and no more place to plug shit and even with all those cables nothing "irritates" me....steelie34 wrote:
? it would still take the exact amount of cabling... just twisty-tie them together if it's "irritating".JoshP wrote:
just a guess but the xbox is probably near the computer and running 2 cables (one from the xbox and one from the PC) to the router would be irritating, but being able to just plug the xbox into the PC would be simple, as there would be no additional cabling neededsteelie34 wrote:
why cant u connect your xbox directly to your router? is the desktop not directly connected to your router? no switch?
anywho, steelie is absolutely right, connect the xbox to router (link 1), then run setup on the pc (link 2)
1. http://www.xbox.com/NR/rdonlyres/A892DC … orking.pdf
2. http://www.xbox.com/en-US/pcsetup/alldownloads.htm
and you're done
just get a hub, and run them both through that, thats what I do
1. Buy a switch
2. Plug everyone into said switch
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4. Profit
2. Plug everyone into said switch
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4. Profit
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
One thing people've yet to state is that you need a CROSS cable to connect a computer directly to an XBox(Without a switch/router)
But yeah, ideally you should check with your local thrift store for a cheap switch, it may possibly end up being cheaper than getting a second NIC.
I can send you a spare 24 port switch I have if you pay shipping(It's big and heavy)
But yeah, ideally you should check with your local thrift store for a cheap switch, it may possibly end up being cheaper than getting a second NIC.
I can send you a spare 24 port switch I have if you pay shipping(It's big and heavy)
Excuse my understanding of Americans' modem/router setups, but,
If you have a router, that would mean you have a modem also? And you could in fact put the router with the computer and XBox, with the cable running back to the modem, and not need to buy additional hardware, yes?
If you have a router, that would mean you have a modem also? And you could in fact put the router with the computer and XBox, with the cable running back to the modem, and not need to buy additional hardware, yes?
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
I think he's trying to get onto the free xbox live, if not, then you dont need crazy comp connections. I
everything i write is a ramble and should not be taken seriously.... seriously. ♥
Goddamn filter. Fuck you, Kevin Rutazz. wrote:
I think he's trying to get onto the free xbox live, if not, then you dont need crazy comp connections. I
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
lol, its like himachi, nothing to do with krudCheez wrote:
Goddamn filter. Fuck you, Kevin Rutazz. wrote:
I think he's trying to get onto the free xbox live, if not, then you dont need crazy comp connections. I
everything i write is a ramble and should not be taken seriously.... seriously. ♥
VGA to DVI cable.