Glad a suggestion I made,..helped someone!
Yeah,..surge protectors are basically filters,...so the surge protector was actually clipping the signal.
GortWillSaveUs
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2012-06-13 20:58
Post: #31
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aptalca
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2012-06-13 21:14
Post: #32
The only thing I couldn't figure out with these was how to reset them
![]() I tried pushing and holding the reset button while they were on, off and all combinations. Nothing worked lol. I was just trying to reset them so I could test the speed without encryption. But no matter what I do now, they keep connecting to each other with encryption. Well, not really that big of a deal since I will be using them with encryption on just in case anyway. PS. I refuse to install the software that comes with this kinda stuff. A lot of times it's impossible to completely remove them from the system afterwards. I remember the cable guy had insisted on installing the comcast software for my cable internet like 10 years ago. It took over my internet explorer title and logo and could not get rid of it for years
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GortWillSaveUs
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2012-06-13 22:02
Post: #33
Funny you say that,..I did not install the software either.
It pretty much was plug-n-play. Did not try to shut off encryption,..but I could probably find out how.
(This post was last modified: 2012-06-13 22:02 by GortWillSaveUs.)
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bluray
Posting Freak Joined: May 2011 Reputation: 139 |
2012-06-13 22:22
Post: #34
(2012-05-25 18:47)GortWillSaveUs Wrote: I brought these and they work great. Plugged them in, and didn't even read the instructions. Okay, I did look at the quick start guide.If you are trying to stream 1:1 blu-ray ripped in 1080P and bitstreaming, you'll be disappointed with 200mbps powerline because I cannot do it with my famous Linksys 200mbps powerline- Cisco-Linksys PLK300..... You might have better luck with this "PHICOMM® Home Wall Plug AV 500 Mbps Powerline"..........or these- Linksys Refurbished E4200-RM + Linksys Refurbished WET610N...... >Alienware X51- do it all HTPC >Simplify XBMC configurations >HOW-TO Bitstreaming using XBMC I refused to watch movie without bitstreaming HD audio! |
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poofyhairguy
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2012-06-13 23:30
Post: #35
(2012-06-13 22:22)bluray Wrote: ..........or these- Linksys Refurbished E4200-RM + Linksys Refurbished WET610N...... I second these. These two things in 5ghz mode is how I have one of my clients working. Great router. Mini/Micro ITX Frontend (with SSD) + Mediaserver/NAS + Logitech Harmony + LCD/LED/Plasma TV + Nice AV Receiver + XBMC + USENET + sabnzbd + sickbeard +couchpotato My Setup--HTPC Building Guide- Start Here--Advice on Hard Drives and SSDs--Mediaserver Guide--Harmony Guide |
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jamesk9
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2012-06-15 02:48
Post: #36
Yes, Great combo, as poofyhair/bluray said, e4200 to the client via 300 linksys stick in 5ghz mode (n-only) = no-stutter no buffer 1080p playback. Also I have my other wifi band set to 2.4ghz (b/g only).
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poofyhairguy
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2012-06-15 05:10
Post: #37
That is the way to do it. 2.4GHz for laptops, tablets, and smartphones so you save the 5ghz range for HD video.
Mini/Micro ITX Frontend (with SSD) + Mediaserver/NAS + Logitech Harmony + LCD/LED/Plasma TV + Nice AV Receiver + XBMC + USENET + sabnzbd + sickbeard +couchpotato My Setup--HTPC Building Guide- Start Here--Advice on Hard Drives and SSDs--Mediaserver Guide--Harmony Guide |
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GortWillSaveUs
Posting Freak Joined: Apr 2012 Reputation: 10 |
2012-06-16 02:49
Post: #38
You know what's funny,....
Ten years ago, who would have thought that we'd be able to stream all this stuff over wireless? I just wonder what we'll be talking about ten years from now. I remember downloading stuff over a 4800 baud modem,...and when they came out with 14400 baud I was in heaven!!! |
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Mick1152
Senior Member Posts: 247 Joined: Apr 2012 Reputation: 7 |
2012-06-16 10:12
Post: #39
(2012-06-16 02:49)GortWillSaveUs Wrote: You know what's funny,.... OMG yes! I remember downloading porn (naked girl pics) via 9600 back in the day and it taking forever just to see some boobies!!!! HTPC 1 - AMD A8-3870K, ASRock A75M, Silverstone ML03B, Kingston HyperX 4GB DDR3 1866, Crucial M4 64GB SSD HTPC 2 - AMD A6-3500, ASRock A75M-ITX, Kingston HyperX 4GB DDR3 1866, Patriot Torqx 2 32GB SSD HTPC 3 - Intel Celeron 847, OpenELEC RV HTPC - Intel i3-2120 Mini-ITX, 12TB Storage 3 Raspberry Pis unRAID 5 Server - AMD Sempron 145, 4TB Parity, 16TB Storage |
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