Can this wireless adapter handle uninterruped streaming video?
1003694
The best connection speed I get with it 2 rooms away is 81. Can't say I've done enough video streaming to give a good opinion on that specifically. IS nice & small, unlike many adapters.
1003695
My husband has it on his computer which is 40 feet from the base and he watches youtube and other videos without glitches. Hope this helps.
245159
Yes I have! I have a 6 year old Netgear router (need to get a newer one) and a $30-40 CISCO USB wireless adapter plugged into the WD Media Player. My computer is in the back of the house connected to the router/internet.My video streams perfectly, no skipping or buffering, just continuous uninterrupted streaming. I don't know what I can say to help.. You tried the automatic detection? Must be that your network has an issue. Is the YouTube software working but not able to see files on your computer?
680766
This adapter might work for this, but you would be better off getting one of those video switches.
1773792
Not all Wireless adapters are going to work. Adapters based on the Ralink chipset would work best.
1933958
Yes re: video streaming - the reason I bought it because of unreliability of original WLAN - am pleased.
1820075
If you use WPA encryption only the TiVo branded N router will work I believe. You can find more info on the TiVo Support page by searching for wireless adapters.
416379
This adapter only connects your TV, or whatever you have connected to it, to your network. This is not a streaming device like a roku or apple tv. If your TV has streaming software on it, then yes.
2131305
Thank you for the response! Absolutely correct, feed it a wireless signal and you are good to go!
1346907
Yes... IF you have a REALLY long cable. This device doesn't have wireless built in
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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
879412
No. It will not "stream" directly from the camera to a computer over any network. You have to connect it via USB and transfer the videos that way. It does it much faster than expected if that's any consolation.
1336676
Doubtful, software drivers are limited (doubt hardware would show up in browsers or app) and box only designed to capture rather than stream. Check out same manufacturers converters (HDMI/SDI etc). Might work better.
305643
I never tried that specific connection, but it did NOT work through a gigabit switch that I had, and when I contacted Eteckcity's customer support, they confirmed that it won't work in that kind of configuration. So, since a router is basically just a switch with routing functionality and a wifi antenna, I would say it's a fairly safe bet that it would not work there either. I've also contacted Atlona support about the same thing for some of their higher-end HDMI extenders, and they don't think theirs would work in such a fashion either. Still trying to find a good solution for this situation myself.
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PS3, or WDTV will Stream with no problem from your PC. That's if you have a good router and or PC. With cheap routers it might stutter or freeze just like any HD files. I've successfully streamed through networking with Ethernet wire attached with both 1080i and 1080 60p video from this camcorder with no freezing or stuttering. A flash drive or a hard drive attached to WDTV or any Media player will work also. Wireless streaming doesn't work well on HD contents like 1080.
488717
Not positive, but if you have your desktop connected directly to the adapter and not the wifi then NO!
912871
I have an NVidia Shield handheld with the lesser models of this product (an R6300 router and an EX1200 extender). Both support streaming very well, so this much faster model is certain to work.
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I don't know if the Sony WIFI adapter will stream videos from pc. I would do all the research you can, I tried this device, a Netgear wireless bridge, and even when I ran an Ethernet cable from my router directly to my tv, the tv still wouldn't recognize my network. I would look into a smart DVD player for that. I ended up getting a Samsung to use for Netflix, and it can also play videos, music and share photos through the Windows media center on my pc. I haven't done it, but the options are there on the DVD's home screen. Good luck