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Tips for Streaming Video

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Coax-Ethernet Adapter MCA1001 User Manual • If any 802.11b devices are powered on in an 802.11g network, they can cause the entire network to slow to 802.11b speeds. Tips for Streaming Video Use these tips for the best performance with streaming video or during file transfers. • Use a wired LAN connection over MoCA bridges to stream HD video. • For streaming video, use no more than one wireless link. For example, do not wirelessly connect both the EVA9000 and your computer with media to your router. Replace one of these wireless links with a wired connection. • For playing music and viewing photos, wirelessly connecting both the EVA9000 and the computer with media files will work fine. • With a wireless 802.11g connection, you can stream standard-definition video, music, and standard-resolution photos reliably, although high network traffic and interference might cause some audio/video interruptions. • You can use NETGEAR's Powerline HD product with a wired connection; it supports all but the most demanding HD streaming. • Upgrade to a Dual Band 802.11n router such as the NETGEAR WNDR3300. Use the less crowded 5GHz band for video and keep your computers and other internet devices on 2.4GHz bands. • Add a hard drive to improve playback results over wireless by using the hard drive to buffer playback. Understanding Home Networking B-7 v1.0, December 2008

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Coax-Ethernet Adapter MCA1001 User Manual
Understanding Home Networking
B-7
v1.0, December 2008
If any 802.11b devices are powered on in an 802.11g network, they can cause the entire
network to slow to 802.11b speeds.
Tips for Streaming Video
Use these tips for the best performance with streaming video or during file transfers.
Use a wired LAN connection over MoCA bridges to stream HD video.
For streaming video, use no more than one wireless link. For example, do not wirelessly
connect both the EVA9000 and your computer with media to your router. Replace one of these
wireless links with a wired connection.
For playing music and viewing photos, wirelessly connecting both the EVA9000 and the
computer with media files will work fine.
With a wireless 802.11g connection, you can stream standard-definition video, music, and
standard-resolution photos reliably, although high network traffic and interference might cause
some audio/video interruptions.
You can use NETGEAR’s Powerline HD product with a wired connection; it supports all but
the most demanding HD streaming.
Upgrade to a Dual Band 802.11n router such as the NETGEAR WNDR3300. Use the less
crowded 5GHz band for video and keep your computers and other internet devices on 2.4GHz
bands.
Add a hard drive to improve playback results over wireless by using the hard drive to buffer
playback.