Friday, December 16, 2005
XBox 360 and HDTV over WiFi: Tips and Tricks
Posted by Chris Gohlke in "HARDWARE" @ 11:00 PM
"After trying to take advantage of the WiFi streaming for high-def, I'm a little disappointed. As I mentioned, the quality of the video is great, but only when you can see via your network. 802.11 a, b, and g standards for WiFi are getting a little old and tired. Additionally, the real throughput is essentially half of the advertised speed; and that's a best case scenario."
If you've picked up an XBox 360 and are running into problems trying to wirelessly stream high-def content to it be sure to check out this article. While 802.11 a and g theoretically provide enough bandwidth for this, in reality you are going to need to tweak things a bit and then still cross your fingers to have a chance. Still, if you can get it to work, the results should be outstanding.
If you've picked up an XBox 360 and are running into problems trying to wirelessly stream high-def content to it be sure to check out this article. While 802.11 a and g theoretically provide enough bandwidth for this, in reality you are going to need to tweak things a bit and then still cross your fingers to have a chance. Still, if you can get it to work, the results should be outstanding.
