I have a very slow 3 mps DSL connection. Cable is not yet available where I live. Will this work with internet radio without constant buffering?
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Sorry I don't have the right background to a Answer that question...andrea d.
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Should not need to buffer very much (except when switching stations). I am on slowish DSL also.
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The answer lies with your internet speed. I had lots of problems at first with buffering, then changed my wireless router to a better model. After that, my music came through beautifully. I do sometimes get buffering, but it is very rare. Get as good a wireless modem as you can.
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Yes, If he has a high speed internet connection such as cable, DSL or UVerse he will be able to use if for internet radio. I have owned one of these for almost a year and it works well. An almost endless selection of radio stations from all over the world. When all the problems were going on in Missouri, I tuned to a local police scanner and heard first hand what was going on. Weather information and music, sports and so are available on this radio. It is not expensive and it is surely worth the money. He can use headphones with this radio and he can also hook it up to a larger stereo if he wants. I believe he will love it. Yes, If he has a high speed internet connection such as cable, DSL or UVerse he will be able to use if for internet radio. I have owned one of these for almost a year and it works well. An almost endless selection of radio stations from all over the world. When all the problems were going on in Missouri, I tuned to a local police scanner and heard first hand what was going on. Weather information and music, sports and so are available on this radio. It is not expensive and it is surely worth the money. He can use headphones with this radio and he can also hook it up to a larger stereo if he... » Read More Yes, If he has a high speed internet connection such as cable, DSL or UVerse he will be able to use if for internet radio. I have owned one of these for almost a year and it works well. An almost endless selection of radio stations from all over the world. When all the problems were going on in Missouri, I tuned to a local police scanner and heard first hand what was going on. Weather information and music, sports and so are available on this radio. It is not expensive and it is surely worth the money. He can use headphones with this radio and he can also hook it up to a larger stereo if he wants. I believe he will love it. « Show Less
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I think that would be best to ask that question to your Internet provider. Also ask them if it works with your modem as well.
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Ya it will help the speed but only do much, the true speed will depend on your location and the bandwidth they offer in your location. Like I am in a really small town right now and it's garbage speed
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Not sure, may be an issue with the DSL filter. I have used with U-verse successfully.
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Hi Garden. This device will work with DSL and Cable connection but no, it is not a modem router. You still need to hard wire it to the modem for sharing of internet connection.
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It's not designed for data use, but some users report it does work for that. I have no personal knowledge. I have to wonder why there are so many splits in your coax and are they before or after your modem. Your problem may be low quality coax, you need quad shielded cable for data transfer.
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I tried to use it with Charter cable to connect to my router, it did not work. I was told it has to do with the signal frequency being different.
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Dial up will not work, but basic high speed DSL or Cable will work fine. The minimum internet speed requirement recommended by Phone Power is 128 kbps upload and 768 kbps download. Most packages today are beyond this. What is more important than the speed is jitter. You can test the jitter at http://www.phonepower.com/speedtest . I have taken my service with me to 3rd World Countries where the connection was less than the recommended 128/768 and still placed high quality calls because the jitter was low. Phone Power also has a lower quality codec that you can set on your account that uses less bandwidth and will work quite well on lower speed connections. Dial up will not work, but basic high speed DSL or Cable will work fine. The minimum internet speed requirement recommended by Phone Power is 128 kbps upload and 768 kbps download. Most packages today are beyond this. What is more important than the speed is jitter. You can test the jitter at http://www.phonepower.com/speedtest . I have taken my service with me to 3rd World Countries where the connection was less than the recommended 128/768 and still placed high quality calls because the jitter was low. Phone Power also has a lower quality codec that you can set on your account that uses... » Read More Dial up will not work, but basic high speed DSL or Cable will work fine. The minimum internet speed requirement recommended by Phone Power is 128 kbps upload and 768 kbps download. Most packages today are beyond this. What is more important than the speed is jitter. You can test the jitter at http://www.phonepower.com/speedtest . I have taken my service with me to 3rd World Countries where the connection was less than the recommended 128/768 and still placed high quality calls because the jitter was low. Phone Power also has a lower quality codec that you can set on your account that uses less bandwidth and will work quite well on lower speed connections. « Show Less
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I do not know if it will work at 20, 40, 50, or 100 mbps, but I have had it installed on "ADSL2 Plus" from CenturyLink at 10.2 mbps for about a year and it has worked well. I believe that I have had to reboot my DSL modem less often since I installed it. It seems, theoretically, that it should work at any data rate.
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With the devices I'm using, I'm getting < 3s delay. I have the 4 port version and it works great.
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No, this modem is for high-speed DSL use only. You would need a modem that specifies "cable." Your internet service provider won't accept any modem so your best bet is to call them or look up on their website for compatible cable modems, so that you get the best (and fastest) internet experience possible. This modem is more a headache than anything, I wouldn't bother. Check out Netgear cable modems for a good start.
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This is a good modem it is primarily used For CenturyLinks High speed DSL,Make sure your using the right modem for the Type of DSL you Have and if your able to increase your DSL speeds if available in your area This should solve your problem,in the worst case scenario you will need to downgrade your Modem to a slower speed DSL Modem which is Cheaper than this one exchange it get some money back Talk to your ISP,they are an excellent source of the set up and equipment you will need.Set up is a breeze or it should Be.Have a Good one and a speedy internet connection Bye.
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I am on DSL which is not anywhere near as fast as cable, and it works just fine. The bigger problem is the quality of the cameras which is terrible. I bought 4 cameras and only 1 out of the 4 is working after less than 6 months. Only a 90 day warranty so I'm out over $1,000. I would look at another provider. Bob
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That's what I would like to know also! Most of the systems will say internet ready, but only dsl. Get with the times! What will work on a 45 lan/ethernet?
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Yes, you should be able to do this, although I am not sure you've got the correct order of connection, it should be, DSL Modem > Router> switch > Devices... I have my PS3,AppleTV,Yamaha Receiver, and DirecTv connected to this switch, and the switch itself to my router and my router connected to my ISP Modem. it provides a much better and stable connection for improved streaming.
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Doesn't look like it would be as fast as docsis 3.0. Also I am not sure that a Broadband ADSL2 + Modem 2.0 is a cable modem for a true apple to apple comparison.