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DISCUSS: Wireless Networking for Home Theaters

Saturday June 27, 2009
Some families have a home theater setup that includes digital video recorders (DVR) and game consoles. Newer home entertainment devices support networking and offer additional features when connected to the Internet. Often these devices are located in a different room than the Internet modem and the home router, however, making network installation more difficult.

Reader 'das22' recently asked for help getting his two DVRs and a Sony PS3 connected to a wireless home network. Purchasing a wireless Ethernet bridge for each piece of equipment is one option, but that's relatively expensive. On our message board we've offered him an alternative. Can you think of any better way? Discuss - Wireless Networking for Home Entertainment Gear

See also - Can Two Routers Be Used on the Same Home Network?
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January 23, 2008 at 5:04 pm
(1) Jim Clara says:

I have this wired/wireless setup you describe. Previously, with wired router only all my computers could find each other “automatically.” Now the wired computers cannot find the ones on the wireless router and vise versa. I feel I’m missing something obvious…answered with your “network isolation” comment.

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