Do i need this or the 1200 to stream movies in a small apartment?
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Hi Kavannah. Online video streaming would not be a problem for both these routers. If you want to know more about differences between our E-Series routers, we'd like to share with you a comparison chart. Please follow this link, http://homekb.cisco.com/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?pid=80&app=vw&vw=1&login=1&json=1&docid=e1bb6290d41b4ead817488c288329c3f_Product_Comparison_between_E1200__E1500__E1550__E2500__and_E.xml Thanks. Cisco-Linksys Support http://homesupport.cisco.com
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Hi Kavannah.Online video streaming would not be a problem for both these routers. If you want to know more about differences between our E-Series routers, we'd like to share with you a comparison chart. Please follow this link, http://homekb.cisco.com/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?pid=80&app;=vw&vw;=1&login;=1&json;=1&docid;=e1bb6290d41b4ead817488c288329c3f_Product_Comparison_between_E1200__E1500__E1550__E2500__and_E.xmlThanks.Cisco-Linksys Supporthttp://homesupport.cisco.com
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Hi Kavannah. I use mine with netflix, Amazon prime and anything else that comes along. The picture is great as is the sound. My pc runs on DSL, IE8, Win7 and I have had no problems except one. On Roku, you don't have an option to use .net, it needs to be a .com link when you go online or sometimes it doesn't work. I switched my account from myfairpoint.net to my gmail.com account and have no more problems. Hope this helps. JoAnn
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I think both would be fine. I stream movies all the time with this one...but I'm in about 1600 sq ft and get good coverage in the yard and garage. I think you'd be just fine with the 1200 though.
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You do need a router. The time depends on the resolution and frames per second.
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Difference only in 200 - 500Watt. Simply for TV will be enough and if to include and another, it is necessary more powerful...
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You would be down converting HDMI 1920x1080 to some other resolution, how good would that look?Maybe you can find HDMI compatible display to fit your space budget.
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Yes, plus the 3200 costs more. I'm very happy with the BDPS1200. I had to buy an HDMI cable, but that did not cost much (it does not come with a cable).
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@SM, for skyping, the 1201N will be overkill. If he wants to watch 1080P media (mkvs, wmvs, quicktime, youtube, bluray with external drive) then I highly recommend the 1201N.
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Should be fine - the 4th Gen Core series are very power efficient, and that processor only has a TDP of 54W. TDP doesn't equal consumption, but it's close enough. Without a video card, the only other significant consumers are disks, which are 20W at worst. 200W is plenty of headroom for a system like this.
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I would say that it's good for both. It does display at 720p so good enough for movies on the go. I have it hooked up to a roku and it plays fine with audio. The fan is a little loud but expected. The business side is awesome but meant for small presentations. I use it in a lit room and works fine. But you are talking about. A 30" screen size in a lit room. I've got it to around 100" in a dark room and shows fine. Remote is a must.
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I don't think you will stream at that speed, besides unless if you have unlimited data it would be a bandwidth killer. Good idea otherwise
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It should come with all the basic A/V connections that you would need. Though, I haven't used it in awhile, so I can't be too sure. Though, I would compare it to the avermedia devices, if I were you, since this is just a straight-up streaming device.
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o yea, i have a 12" pioneer champion hooked up to the AC1000.2 (bridged) and the gain is only half and it hit's really hard. so a 1200.2 is overkill. if you haven't bought it yet get the 1000.2.
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I have noticed no difference from a LAN line and this unit. Streams netflix type services with no issues
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You will need min a 500w power supply with 2 PCI-e adapters. I would go with at least a 750w for a little overhead room.
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Displaying a single video steam is pretty resource-cheap on current (within the last 5 years) hardware.It really depends on what you want to do - is the Dell going to be a full-blown Windows Media Center or will you just watch shows via the HDHomeRun apps? Will you be using wired or wireless networking? IF wireless, is your access point DLNA-compatible (required)?FWIW, I'm able to use a 64GB Surface Pro and an Asus 202e to watch shows & videos just fine.
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Not really the majority of these device you need to configure it with servers... to get everything free... for example if you want I can set one up and sell it but will be around 300 with all latest movies from theater and a few live channels .. usually updates everyday so you wont miss the new movies in theater.. with no extra cost
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This one is perfect for most houses. The 51120-1 is for larger more commercial applications. It is overkill for most homes.
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I am told you need 10 Mbp for streaming to work well. We get out local channels with an OTA (Over the air antenna).