Will 150mbps provide enough bandwidth to stream 1080p content?
268448
I use my Airlink on a WD Live Hub, and I stream HD videos from the YouTube app with no problem. Don't know if I'm getting 1080 or 720 though, but I'm pretty sure it's 1080.
268449
It should - I've never had any problem streaming any video with this device. If there was ever a problem doing so the adaptor wasn't to blame.
2038242
For a single 1080p stream, it would be more than enough. For more than 1 simultaneous streams, it will depend on other factors.
1745049
It's a dang fine mobo all the way around. Streaming will of course depend on your ISP's abilities.
1909033
You usually have an option for streaming, on TV and movies there are SD and HD (720) and some HD (1080) streams to pick from, If your TV will upscale SD and HD (720) to 1080p your good to go.
95288
I do not see it having a problem as long as server can feed quick enough over network. I attach directly to tv and have movies running on it all the time as a server so I know it handles 1080p fine w/o network. Get 4gig memory and increase buffer size if you have any issues.
1889431
It would be a good item yes, but keep in mind 150Mbps is pretty fast, as well as the fact that you are only going to go as fast as the network you're connected to. The fastest Internet speed currently available in the United States can get as high as 120Mbps from what I've seen. My speed is currently an average of 45Mbps and that is plenty fast. So again, all depends on what router you have, the network you're connected to and so on. Hope that helps.
488882
The switch will support 100Mbit speeds, so HD streams will not be a problem and I use my switch to stream netflix at HD resolution
1399965
I would not bet on anything fast.. 150mb would be the high point... you're going through a PCI slot.. that's the limit.
1285540
Their HD model streams at a max of 720p, while their more expensive models go up to 1080*. That asterix denotes that the detail is pursuant to what carriers offer. Example; Netflix only streams in 720p.Give a look at what the options are. If you want other components like a usb pnp, than upgrade, however the base model will support your tv. No need to get one that supports 1080 when you have 720p. Save your money and buy me a beer for good advice.
62196
You should have no difficulty receiving an adequate signal within these parameters. You can also go into your modem settings and double the signal strength if you're not satisfied with the reception, simply find the URL for the "Advanced Device Configuration go to http://xxx.xxx.x.xxx" and type this into your address bar or contact your modem manufacturer for tech support. I have a similar setting and after doubling the signal output from my modem I have no problem even with streaming video.
1922699
I know my own wireless-g network cannot keep up with some 1080p content, so it may be a moot point depending on your specific network and bitrate of files
106666
The software includes an app shop where you can install various media servers. If you install one of these, like Plex, then it will do transcoding on the box. I share directly off the server, so I had to code all my videos to .mp4 before I could stream to my client, this can be cumbersome. As for 1080p, you can share any resolution, themain factor that will affect this is your network throughput.
793472
I used a powerline adapter to run internet from my router to the TV area. One small box plugs into an outlet at the router and another at the TV. They then use the electrical lines to carry the internet signal. The speed is 11 MBps which is fine for HD streaming with Netflix. (Actually I have a 4 port hub behind the TV because my Direct TV receiver, XBox 360, and Sony TV, and soon Blu Ray player all use the internet).
1986300
I am using mine to stream roku and it works flawlessly. It has to do with signal strength. If you are getting a strong signal you should be fine. The web site and manual says 70 is optimum strength but I get 62 to 65 and my connection and speed re really great.
296863
I use this device to just steam internet videos. If I were planning on using it for digital signage I'd spend more money and at least get the quad core. It will work at 1080p but I have mine set at 720p to improve performance
1399617
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1050200
I ran this device over a 1 Gbit network and it was sending a file at almost 50mbit per second... And I think that was bottle necked by my laptops write speed. This device is more than capable of streaming anything you want... Believe it or not I can even stream full blown PC game from this device as if they where installed on my PC by setting up a network drive and some special type of folders. Currently I stream uncompressed 1080p 3D content over to not my TV and PS3 and they both work perfectly as if the file was saved locally.