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May 23, 2013, 2:24:03 PM5/23/13
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FWIW. I have a 3D TV in my living room and my modem/router was across my
house in my computer room. I had connected my router to my computer
directly with an ethernet cable and also wirelessly. My 3D TV accessed the
internet wirelessly only to my router. Everything worked fine, even
wirelessly streaming Netflix movies to my TV. But when I tried wirelessly
streaming 3D TV I kept getting messages that my network speed was too slow
and I had numerous pauses while more data loaded and then played. I'm on
COX cable and called them and they suggested I buy a higher speed network
connection which I did.
That didn't solve the problem so I moved my modem/router to the living room
right next to my TV and used an ethernet cable to go from my router to the
LAN input on my 3D TV. Bingo! Problem solved. And the wireless speed back
to my computer is fast enough for all the activity I do with my computer.
Most of you probably already knew this would improve things but I thought
I'd post it here for reference.
house in my computer room. I had connected my router to my computer
directly with an ethernet cable and also wirelessly. My 3D TV accessed the
internet wirelessly only to my router. Everything worked fine, even
wirelessly streaming Netflix movies to my TV. But when I tried wirelessly
streaming 3D TV I kept getting messages that my network speed was too slow
and I had numerous pauses while more data loaded and then played. I'm on
COX cable and called them and they suggested I buy a higher speed network
connection which I did.
That didn't solve the problem so I moved my modem/router to the living room
right next to my TV and used an ethernet cable to go from my router to the
LAN input on my 3D TV. Bingo! Problem solved. And the wireless speed back
to my computer is fast enough for all the activity I do with my computer.
Most of you probably already knew this would improve things but I thought
I'd post it here for reference.
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