On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 6:55 AM, tonythetiger < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Thanks all for the replies. > I have changed to FLAC but not sure if it's helped. > The TX rate has dropped to <2Mb some times, and has been 0 before too. > I wasn't sure if that was SqueezeCenter not pumping out the tracks or > if that was just bad network. > > Anyways, it seems like I either need a new router, or homeplugs, or cat > 5e. > For all the hassle I might well go 5e - at least I KNOW it will work. > Am I just unlucky - how on earth has the DUET been so well reviewed ? I had to buy a new router when I first tried to connect my Nintendo Wii to the internet. I guess you could say that I was unlucky in that respect, but I really didn't fault the Wii because I know that wireless networking is a constantly moving standard. Device interoperability is a very difficult thing to ensure. Since I upgraded my router (incidentally, a Linksys WRT54GL with DD-WRT firmware) the performance of every wireless device on my network has improved. By the way, I think over the past 5-6 years of wireless networking that I've had 5 different routers. The router is much cheaper than a Wii or a Duet or a laptop or pretty much any device that we actually use, so I would rather replace that. And the one positive note is that in general wireless networking is improving and getting easier to use. Ben
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