Re: Review of HD1000 at DigitalProducer.(Notentirelypositive)

Neil Halloran <[email protected]>
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this is true. I don't know if it will necessarily bring it down to b 
speeds, but it will certainly slow down all wireless devices 
substantially.

Neil

On Friday, May 28, 2004, at 09:57 AM, Fred Holmes wrote:

> In researching Digital Audio Receivers, I found a number of items 
> recently that indicate
> if you have any 802.11b devices on a 802.11g wireless network, it will 
> degrade all
> devices on that wireless network to run at 802.11b speeds.  Does 
> anyone know if this
> is factual, depends on the brand of equipment, etc?
> Fred
>
> Rabi Satter wrote:
>
>  I have used CinemaSix to stream DVDs all day long over a hardwire 
> network and when the stars, moon and temperature are right over a 
> netgear 108 wifi network. Video just sucks over wireless right now 
> until speed gets faster and there is a way to do a switched wireless 
> vs broadcast/hub wireless.
>
>  
>  
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