is it good for video hd streaming
1286279
It has worked fine for me, steaming Netflix and various video files. I haven't pushed it at very high data rates, though. Jim
1286280
I do not have connected to any video streaming just audio. I would say yes if you have a pure gigabit router and Internet pipe. The switch lights show yellow if you do not have the gig pipe and green if you do.HTH
1286281
Yes absolutely as it is a lot faster than other units of similar type (switches). The only limiting factor will be your broadband connection and speed.
1286282
I do not have connected to any video streaming just audio. I would say yes if you have a pure gigabit router and Internet pipe. The switch lights show yellow if you do not have the gig pipe and green if you do. HTH
1286283
Yes, I even use the switch with a wireless extender for HD streaming and it works great.
1286284
I used this switch with AT&T;'s internet TV service. The Video HD streaming was flawless. You should have Gigabit connections between your devices for proper streaming.
417997
It does (HD2500) and it handles normal video tasks just fine. However, if you want gaming capability, you will need a separate GPU.
1497740
Haven't watched any movies yet, but lots of HD YouTube videos. I have fast Internet so everything loads fast. Videos stream flawlessly if originating server is fast or there isn't a clog in the pipe elsewhere. Buy plenty of RAM; 8GB minimum in my opinion. More is better.
2030569
I wouldn't recommend it for video. It doesn't have enough power to watch videos especially 1080p and sometimes 720p will not run smooth.
1839154
Yes it has good quality in HD specially netflix, for WiFi its working great in 15 feet one wall, but it has one problem with the Fly mouse some times it doesn't work so I connect wireless mouse and it woks 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
1073906
I use it to do backups at work. it has Gigabit port and runs fairly fast when running backup. but not sure about 1080p videos.
1550370
It was not compatible with my service provider so I don't know if it will support Hulu or stream. It seems to have enough horsepower but it is really full of China specific bloatware.
1789888
I connected this card in my HTPC directly to my HDMI receiver for playing Netflix and some light gaming. This card sounds as good as it looks. Surround sound is good as well. make sure to install the new NVIDIA driver experience software to ensure the HD audio drivers load correctly. There are a lot of garbage cables out there so make sure you are using a cable that has HDMI 1.3, 1.4, or 1.4a with high speed ethernet markings on it to ensure the surround sound works correctly. Good luck
1872855
After using this laptop for only 6 months it does play hd videos and stream very well!
1683405
Yes it will. Only video streaming issues I have is when I'd like to play a game in full screen and watch a movie on my TV.
807189
Yes that true but you would not get HD quality only VGA which I believe is lower than HD.
245158
Thank you for your reply. I forgot to mention that I'm trying to stream HD mpg files that I'm getting off my Tivo HD. Not sure about their bit-rate but I guess it is high enough. That is the question: What router+adapter allows HD streaming, at least 1080i?As far as I understand it now, old G technology will not fit, we need N-wireless and not 2.4 GHz but 5 GHz etc.
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I hooked it up to my 46" HDTV and use it to watch movies from Hulu and other TV series (CBS, NBC, etc). The quality in the TV depends on the quality of the video stream: if HD, the quality is excellent, 480 is acceptable.
189356
I watch all my movies from my server to the Asus HD, no problem in buffering. After a good amount of research. I bought this and very satisfied with performance.
2228256
I don't think it's HD. But my boys used it for gaming for awhile and it seemed to work for them.
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As long as your network infrastructure can support the bandwidth I don't see why you can't get away video streaming. Check with them if it is critical project requirement.