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<blockquote data-quote="bolders" data-source="post: 362780" data-attributes="member: 42721"><p>The DVD spec limits bit rate to something like 10Mbs. The best I have seen a 54g connection run at is about 20-25Mbs with a very good signal. </p><p>I dont think you will get anything like the quoted 54Mbs but you should get enough bandwidth. </p><p>From my own experiences I can stream DVDs and TV to wireless devices but there are occasional dropouts which i find unacceptable. i have often wondered if it is due to a momentary drop in signal and if a larger buffer would smooth out the playback but have never done any research into the problem. As far as i am concerned wired is always the way to go unless you have no other choice but im hopping that wireless N will provide a suitable alternative but its still a bit expensive for me.</p><p></p><p>bolders</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bolders, post: 362780, member: 42721"] The DVD spec limits bit rate to something like 10Mbs. The best I have seen a 54g connection run at is about 20-25Mbs with a very good signal. I dont think you will get anything like the quoted 54Mbs but you should get enough bandwidth. From my own experiences I can stream DVDs and TV to wireless devices but there are occasional dropouts which i find unacceptable. i have often wondered if it is due to a momentary drop in signal and if a larger buffer would smooth out the playback but have never done any research into the problem. As far as i am concerned wired is always the way to go unless you have no other choice but im hopping that wireless N will provide a suitable alternative but its still a bit expensive for me. bolders [/QUOTE]
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