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im using homeplug av (200Mb), av2 should be out by the end of the year, not tried homeplug 1.0 ( 85 Mb) with av, but should be compatable
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you can check for yourself, encode a file to avchd, set for sharing, then using the humax storage setting (set to network) find the file and see if it plays.
when av gets to mac layer its only 80Mb, not sure about 1.0, with luck you'll be ok.
let me know how you get on
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they may not be compatable, if anyone is thinking of going from 1.0 to av, please let us know if they are
Sandholme
Member
It should do, iplayer only needs a few Mbps and I doubt your internet connection is anything like 85Mbps so as long as the network is faster than your internet you shouldn't lose anything. OK maybe a bit on package overhead but not that much.
ThatMartinChap
Member
I use 200Mbps homeplugs - but get around 80Mbps to my humax box. My internet is 38Mbps (BT infinity) and it all works a treat.
Sandholme
Member
That just makes me jealous, but then even 1Mbps makes me jealous
ThatMartinChap
Member
Well, thats one of the few benefits of living in suburbia.
1Mbps does sound hard to live with, must be 10years since I had that.
1Mbps does sound hard to live with, must be 10years since I had that.
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my internet connection is two bakebeans tins some string and a runner, everything ok apart from sunday's, the selfish g*t wants a day off
Sandholme
Member
I don't know if 1Mbps is hard to live with as I've never seen it.
0.5 is average.
Sandholme
Member
What is Tinny.org (or www.tinny.org). On both I get a 404 error with a search box and privacy policy.
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- #18
if that sites gone, i may have to move from baked bean tins for my internet connection
Chris Green
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I've got a spare wi-fi router. Any idea how they can be set to work with another wi-fi router? There doesn't seem to be any means of making it a 'slave' of an existing network. Is it as simple as giving it the same SSID and password? If it could be made to work, that would be grand as I could give shared access via the router (DHCP turned off on the secondary one) to my 3View box and my HDR FOX T2, the former of which has, as yet, no wi-fi capability.
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set your second router has a station, google on how to do for your router
i've managed it without setting the second router has a station, but they did use different networking addresses, main router default address range 192.160.2.xxx second router default address range 192.168.1.xxx
i've managed it without setting the second router has a station, but they did use different networking addresses, main router default address range 192.160.2.xxx second router default address range 192.168.1.xxx