Heuer Wrote:
The Devolo High Speed 85Mbit work superbly. I have four of them and I
can stream video from the security cameras, listen to SB and transfer
data between two TiVo's at the same time. Each device runs at between
50 and 70 Mbit (about 3 times the real speed of 54g) and they are so
I'm not sure about your first 2 questions, but for the latter 2:
- You're not limited to pairs. Each one is just another ethernet jack
on your LAN, just like the 4 ports on your router.
- It sounds like a switch is all you need. You don't need to physically
move the printer, you can plug it (or
I've run SB3s over homeplug 1.0, the 14mb version.
Real experience is about half the 14.
Yeah, you do have to worry about phases a bit, which is a pain if you
live in North America and have the standard 2 phase wiring in your
home.
There's a thread elsewhere in the forum (search on keyword
Thanks for your answers. It's Sweden for me, I will search around in the
forum and see what applies to Europe.
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tommypeters
SB3--Meridian G68--NuForce Ref8--Bc Acoustique ACT A3
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The Devolo High Speed 85Mbit work superbly. I have four of them and I
can stream video from the security cameras, listen to SB and transfer
data between two TiVo's at the same time. Each device runs at between
50 and 70 Mbit (about 3 times the real speed of 54g) and they are so
simple to setup.
I have 5 Homeplug devices tied to SlimP3's throughout the house and I
have convinced my friends with SLIMP's to buy several also (Devolo
among other names). They just work right out of the box. No more bad
wireless days. No worries about wireless security. My music no longer
cares when the wife
radish Wrote:
Absoloutely, or you could use wireless.
Why? That sounds like entirely redundant complexity. Just throw
everything on the same net and be done with it. How do you get content
onto the qnap if there's no pc connected to it?
Its a 500 gig one so I have pretty much everything
You can still have slimserver running on the qnap, just have it able to
see the router (and thus the internet) so you can play radio through
it. The PC doesn't have to be involved at all if you don't want it to.
Honestly - switchers don't exist because you don't need them. Connect
everything to
Sounds like you're a good candidate for powerline ethernet. Connect one
to the router, and another one to your listening room. And rather than
connecting the qnap directly to the SB3, connect each of them (the qnap
and the SB3) to your LAN separately. The Netgear XE-104 powerline
adapters have
