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Title: Video streaming
Post by: tamsler on January 21, 2010, 03:26:42 PM
I have just setup two DAP-1522, one as an access-point and the other one as a bridge. Now, when I try to stream video (hulu, netflix) from my laptop wirelessly via the access point, it constantly stops and continues. I don't see that problem when the laptop is connected via a cable to either the access-point's or the bridge's ports.
Has anybody encountered this issue. I have also installed the latest firmare on both devices.

Best,
-- Thomas

Title: Re: Video streaming
Post by: tamsler on January 22, 2010, 07:48:54 AM
Here is some more information:

OS/HW: MAC OS X Snow Leopard (MacBook Pro)
Browser: Safari/Chrome
AP config: 2.4 GHz, Mixed Mode n, g, b, no security just MAC filtering
Title: Re: Video streaming
Post by: tamsler on January 22, 2010, 10:53:36 AM
I did some more testing. So if you just configure the AP to use "N" and 5GHz, everything works flawlessly. So there is some issue using the mixed n, g, b mode.

Best,
-- Thomas
Title: Re: Video streaming
Post by: sdsalsero on February 04, 2010, 11:14:56 PM
if you just configure the AP to use "N" and 5GHz, everything works flawlessly. So there is some issue using the mixed n, g, b mode.
No, probably just you were running in 2.4 GHz mode before and there was interference from a neighbor's wi-fi.  The 2.4 GHz mode only has 3 sub-channels to choose from which was an obvious design-flaw they remedied in the new 5 GHz mode (it has 27 sub-channels?).  So you definitely want to use 5 GHz if at all possible.  Only problem is that it's effective usable-distance is only about half that of 2.4 GHz (at least in my experience).