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I was using the website DIdn’t know about the app. I’ve got it now and it works. Thanks for the info !! Dutch

Are you talking about the Dish Anywhere website to play your recordings, or using the macOS app called DishAnywhere? This app installed on my M2 Pro MacBook Pro allows me to view recordings from my

Okay, but _why_ is this? Is it simply because it has 16 million available IP addresses? Cheers, John

In my experience, 10.0.0.1 is a common router address for Comcast Business accounts.

Hi Brian, You obviously know your way around the block (no pun intended) and I'm gathering you are very experienced and credibly knowledgeable based on your concise explanation. I can walk around my

Airplay works but the laptop will not play any recordings on Dish Anywhere. Dish Anywhere is the problem. It will play from my iPhone and the iPod. That’s what’s strange. Dutch

10.0.0.0/8 is one of the RFC 1918 non-routable blocks, and an address in that range (usually 10.0.0.1) is often used by default for the LAN side of things like gateway modems and routers. On the

Is AirPlay available (icon in top bar)? Otto 2012 MB Pro, 10.15.7

I can easily share the screen and recordings from my iPhone and iPad but strangely enough I can’t play any of the DVR recording with Dish Anywhere on my MacBook Pro. Dutch

Depends. Screen sharing to our 1080p Sony across the room looks surprisingly good, and a 4k TV would be better still. Otto

That’s a 24-bit block with up to 16 million addresses. Was that set by default? Otto

If the television at the foot of her bed is 4K, and it has an HDMI input, and she uses an HDMI 2.x cable, it will look awesome. __________________________________________________ Randy B. Singer

You can change it. Rather that use admin and password as the defaults on all gateways or modems. They put the sticker on the unit so the user can find it. This is so hackers can’t have access, since

Sure you can, but the image quality might not be as good as you’d like. TV resolution is generally poorer per inch compared to computer displays.

Another thing to look for is old backups of mobile devices. If your recent backups are in iCloud, you may find ones on your Mac are well out of date and unnecessary. Look in About This Mac > Storage >

The last time I got a new router and modem from spectrum it had the password written right on there or should I say engraved on the side one of the devices,and I don’t think there’s any way to

I am pretty sure that my computer right now which is running out of space has a huge amount of documents and apps and a whole bunch of other stuff which I have stored on the hard drive and taking up a

Are you saying that I could plug in a computer maybe HDMI into the large TV at the end of my bed? I actually haven’t thought of that. I know you can airdrop things from Computer to TV but that’s

My Xfinity router IP is 10.0.0.1 User name admin and password password which they immediately want you to change which I did I’m fairly familiar with the settings No need to change anything but fun