Best Device for Netflix
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- Sep 13, 2010
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Wireless G or N is not the best or even second best solution for HD streaming, but there are inexpensive wireless adapters that work with the pi.
I stream uncompressed BluRay video from an NAS box so I use either Ethernet or on a couple of TVs I now use Zyxel PLA5205kit powerline adapters (the newest generation that are finally fast enough).
I've also played with a pair of ASUS RT-AC66U routers for quite some time (one router, one media bridge mode) and they work brilliantly in AC mode over long distances, but are quite expensive.
I stream uncompressed BluRay video from an NAS box so I use either Ethernet or on a couple of TVs I now use Zyxel PLA5205kit powerline adapters (the newest generation that are finally fast enough).
I've also played with a pair of ASUS RT-AC66U routers for quite some time (one router, one media bridge mode) and they work brilliantly in AC mode over long distances, but are quite expensive.
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on this days (thanksgiving weekend) you could find great cheap solutions for both wireless and ethernet..
but to answer the main question I would buy a roku with ethernet, it's $40 on tigerdirect.
the interface is cool and the connection is great.
Also if you are looking for a cheaper I would go with google chromecast
but to answer the main question I would buy a roku with ethernet, it's $40 on tigerdirect.
the interface is cool and the connection is great.
Also if you are looking for a cheaper I would go with google chromecast
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