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<blockquote data-quote="Lotsofjazz" data-source="post: 362613" data-attributes="member: 64243">I Have now attached the NAS to the NIC of my HTPC and works fine with the HD video's. By bridging the NIC and the WLAN stick it remains in my network and can I reach it using the wireless network, disadvantage now is that if i want to use my laptop to do things with the NAS I need to turn on the HTPC as well. I have now placed the NAS out of sight behind the TV, luckely it is a very quiet one!I sent a message to AVM about my issue and they replied quickly to say that the 54G++ increases the NETTO speed with about 35 % but would not really show in the monitor. It just shows as 54Mbit/sec but in reality it should be faster.. I think it is some proprietery way of WLAN, they also said it would not work with other adapters then the Fritz series. Appearently this is still not enough to get smooth HD video playback. Well, I have given&nbsp; up to have the NAS on wireless, maybe next year my ISP will provide the Wireless N capable ADSL modems, we will see.Lots</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lotsofjazz, post: 362613, member: 64243"] I Have now attached the NAS to the NIC of my HTPC and works fine with the HD video's. By bridging the NIC and the WLAN stick it remains in my network and can I reach it using the wireless network, disadvantage now is that if i want to use my laptop to do things with the NAS I need to turn on the HTPC as well. I have now placed the NAS out of sight behind the TV, luckely it is a very quiet one! I sent a message to AVM about my issue and they replied quickly to say that the 54G++ increases the NETTO speed with about 35 % but would not really show in the monitor. It just shows as 54Mbit/sec but in reality it should be faster.. I think it is some proprietery way of WLAN, they also said it would not work with other adapters then the Fritz series. Appearently this is still not enough to get smooth HD video playback. Well, I have given up to have the NAS on wireless, maybe next year my ISP will provide the Wireless N capable ADSL modems, we will see. Lots [/QUOTE]

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