Opera Web Browser Java Support

House of Worship - We were using the web browser to control the camera while we waited for this to come off backorder. After a few weeks the unit came in. I can say this is definitely worth the purchase. It makes controling the camera so much easier and everyone can operate it. It was super simple to set up. We are still finding things out about it's operation that make it even better than we imagined. B&H always does a great job with customer service. Thanks so much!

The ability to control this from a phone, tablet, web browser or API make this the Ultimate All-In-One. No longer are you stuck tapping your YoloBox for every little scene change or video roll. Overall the UI and features are really nicely done. It's intuitive and simple to use. The community forum on FB has been great for sharing tips and tricks. If you're hesitating, don't. This box is a game changer.

For a non-technical person the software and web browser access to navigate the controls were very clear and easy to understand. I had a moderately complicated setup and this router pulled it off perfectly - while connected to a switch, into another router, etc. etc. The internal firmware was very well designed. I appreciate that TP-Link put so much time into making it clear for this layman who doesn't understand much more than 2.4, 5G, 6G, SSID, and password.

I use this sound shield to record my friend's opera samples for her web site, and for voice overs for online and classroom training.Pros:- Saves money by not requiring a sound booth- Vastly enriches the quality of sound by allowing higher volume without noise- Eliminates echoes- Prevents feedback when speakers are in front of the mic

It works with Mac / ProTools. You will need to install Java for the software to work.

It's not exactly plug and play, but there's plenty of user support across the web to help you get this setup. It's robust and will get the job done.

very good quality and easy to configure through the browser

I been using my trusty Linksys WRT54G for over 15 years and decided it was time for some upgrades and that I wouldn't buy into the combined router/AP/switch boxes any more. For ease of upgrading individual components and the ability to get better quality components where I wanted them it just made sense. Ubiquity was a natural choice for the AP. Great reputation of enterprise quality without the enterprise price. Setup took me about 10 minutes. Finding an old laptop with Java was the only tricky part - I didn't have Java on any of my new systems and didn't want install it either. Range and signal strength are much improved over the old 54g. PoE is wonderful - no need to place this beautiful white orb by an outlet or run an extension cord through the attic. Some people complain about the PoE spec for this AP not being industry standard but it doesn't bother me. I don't have other devices that utilize PoE, so a PoE switch doesn't make sense for me anyway.

I needed this to support a web cam indoors and to take the occasional timed group photo and was delighted with its attention to design detail. For example, my old tripod required a screw driver to attach and detach the camera; this one has a folding handle on the attachment screw so you can do it with your fingers. The leveling bubbles on the head make it easy to get everything perfectly level. It is a delightful upgrade over my last a tripod that was cheap 30 years ago and sloppily designed.

I use my new Mac Pro for both Video Editing, as well as software support on the web, (using Parallels and Windows). The pure power of this 8 core unit makes everything a breeze. I love it. I used an older G5 for years, but it's day had finally come, (and gone). Love my new Mac Pro.