Is it possible to store video content on the set-top box?
A. Yes, if the unit has a built-in hard drive. If not, it still might have a USB or other port to which you can attach an external hard drive. Q. What connection speeds do I need for reliable video service? A. You’ll need a broadband connection. For standard-definition content, you should be able to get by with 1 to 2Mbps speeds. For HD content, you’ll probably need 6 to 8Mbps or faster. Q. Can an Internet set-top box replace my cable or satellite TV box? A. Only if Internet-based video is all you plan to watch from now on. Currently, Internet set-top boxes don’t access regular broadcast and cable TV channels. However, some manufacturers regard this as a future goal. Q. Why couldn’t I just use an Internet-connected computer and hook that up to my TV? A. You could. However, not everyone finds the sight of a computer in the living or family room visually appealing. Depending on the computer, it might also mean foregoing the use of a remote control. Q. Is an Internet set-top box a one-tim
