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HD movie clips
- Thread starter Guy
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windows media player site has some, then the bbc planet earth also has some.
good luck streaming them from your pc if you are using wirelsss though, didn't work for me, not enough bandwidth.
I transferred them to a fast usb drive and that worked fine, it only supports wmv afaik too.
good luck streaming them from your pc if you are using wirelsss though, didn't work for me, not enough bandwidth.
I transferred them to a fast usb drive and that worked fine, it only supports wmv afaik too.
Which is why Apple introduced their Apple Extreme 802.11n router, on the launch of the new Apple TV.
It's draft spec (802.11n), but that means very little.
Should be enough for HD content!
problem is that surely you have a direct connection between the laptop and the 360, not through a router so that doesn't matter.
laptops are going to be centrino so 54mb at best and then you are likely to have the wireless dongle for the 360 which again is not going to be better that 54mb so it doesn't really matter what your router is as there are other things that can't keep up in the setup anyway, unless you use a separate dongle for the laptop and use a wired connection for the 360, but then it isn't a wireless setup.
laptops are going to be centrino so 54mb at best and then you are likely to have the wireless dongle for the 360 which again is not going to be better that 54mb so it doesn't really matter what your router is as there are other things that can't keep up in the setup anyway, unless you use a separate dongle for the laptop and use a wired connection for the 360, but then it isn't a wireless setup.
HyperAlloy Combat Chassis
Usenet has TONS of stuff, my current collection is getting on for 1.5TB
54g should be more than capable. HD content is about 20mbps absolute tops, most material available now is 10-15mbps. So unless you have a crappy signal you should be fine.
It is slightly careless of manufacturers to be releasing "draft n", it's going to cause all sorts of headaches in the future. I would avoid such devices until the IEEE has actually solidified the standard.
54g should be more than capable. HD content is about 20mbps absolute tops, most material available now is 10-15mbps. So unless you have a crappy signal you should be fine.
It is slightly careless of manufacturers to be releasing "draft n", it's going to cause all sorts of headaches in the future. I would avoid such devices until the IEEE has actually solidified the standard.
The Bus and MRT
Erm, nope.... wireless is 300mbps (usually runs at 260 though) the wire is just standard 100mbps ethernet
exactly, Jo3y must have some super duper NASA setup that we can't get a hold of!
The wireless is the bottleneck, not the wire
Erm, nope.... wireless is 300mbps (usually runs at 260 though) the wire is just standard 100mbps ethernet
What wireless? Some draft 11n standard?
Don't think Guy has 11n so it's not an issue for him!
Nippy white cup
Gutted...downloaded a few of those vids from bbc and it asked for a license which is fine on the pc......but it won't allow my xbox to stream them for I assume the same reason... ARSE!
Chris
Chris
work fine on mine, have them on a usb key, they must have changed them to include digital rights as mine don't require them
The Bus and MRT
Lol not quite I just have this router and a matching card... connection speed is irrattic though and I only live in a flat so it hasn't got far to travel.
