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ok thanks everyone<br>
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I played a bit with my router but got nowhere.<br>
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I now have pre recorded stuff working properly which is enough for me.
I actually didn't change anything to acheive this just turned off al my
machines. Turned off my router for like 2 or 3 minutes. The I turned
the router back on and then each connecting machine one by one. Might
have to keep doing that now and again. Expecting to hav eto do it
anyway, the networks gonna need rebooting now and again.<br>
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Just to add, one thing suggested to me was to pause live tv for about a
minute then watch. This way it would be playing from a recording.
Interestingly enough this didn't work. It still paused every 10 seconds
or so.<br>
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Cheers<br>
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Steve<br>
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Charles H. Chapman wrote:
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<pre wrap="">William Munson:
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<pre wrap="">Simple answer. Your wireless G card does not have the bandwidth or
latency to stream tv signals.
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Categorically untrue. I am streaming HD over wireless G (up to 1080i
material, the highest resolution source I have available) with no
problems at all -- no pauses, hicups, out-of-sync audio or anything
else. It's all a matter of 1) selecting wireless adapters that are well
supported in Linux (like the Intel chipset in my frontend) and 2)
configuring things properly.
Chuck
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