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Decent router is a must

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Victor Khomenko

In Reply to: RE: Too bad the Google Nexus player is history.... posted by Rod M on November 25, 2016 at 13:11:42

Most inexpensive ones can barely support one HD channel, and only when there are no other consumers - like iPads, for instance. But if you get the true Media grade router that problem goes away.

I am very old-fashioned, so I pulled several LAN wires through the house. Both of my Netflix-ready TV's are on wires.

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Wired is the way to go.... - Rod M 09:18:35 11/26/16 (0)
When we bought this house, I ran CAT-5 cables to all the bedrooms everywhere else that I thought we might use a connection along with a detached office and installed a central phone/internet/cable box in the basement with a 16 port gigabit switch and router. I added a Wifi router for phones and iPads, but our plaster walls and distance made it a little limiting. Eventually, I added a couple more AC1900 routers as access points one on the opposite end of the house and another on the back veranda to provide full coverage for incidental use.

-Rod

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