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Homeplugs vs Wireless N

silvine · 2011-02-10 19:01:28

I am streaming media via a Linksys wireless N router. However, the media is occasionally jerky even though my wireless N connection is very strong. Do home plugs provide a better viewing experience or are they on par with wireless N?

10-02-2011 7:01pm

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I am streaming media via a Linksys wireless N router. However, the media is occasionally jerky even though my wireless N connection is very strong.

Do home plugs provide a better viewing experience or are they on par with wireless N?

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#2 10-02-2011 7:13pm

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Run a cat5 if at all possible, it does gigabit. You'd be suprised how simple it is to conceal the cable, put a bit of thought into it

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#3 10-02-2011 8:48pm

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I'd like to avoid drilling holes and running cable.

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