does anyone have a wireless setup for movies

[j p frog]

for their home? I am thinking of doing this for both internet movies and getting a big hard drive to put my dvd's on it to be able to show them all over the house. If this is a repeat....crucify me but give me the info on how to do it/preferred hardware. I am fairly puter savvy so hit me with it. Thanks

[vtpoker]

Need to have a Wireless-N speed router, especially a Draft 2.0 router. And have N cards in all your computer systems to receive at the high speed. It's very hard to stream HD quality video at a low bandwidth. DVDs should be relatively easy since they are only 480p.

[j p frog]

Need to have a Wireless-N speed router, especially a Draft 2.0 router. And have N cards in all your computer systems to receive at the high speed. It's very hard to stream HD quality video at a low bandwidth. DVDs should be relatively easy since they are only 480p.

so far have it

is there a good device to send/receive the signal over my wireless system?

[Blake]

something like this?

http://www.netgear.com/Products/Entertainment/DigitalMediaPlayers/EVA8000.aspx

[j p frog]

seems about right....thanks!

[Blake]

seems about right....thanks!

NP...Linksys has their own models of the same thing as well. Don't know who you are using for your wireless hub and what not...Plus that one I linked is designed to handle HD video...there is a more standard video one as well that's a few hundred cheaper.

[j p frog]

I have a linksys network

[Blake]

I have a linksys network

Admittedly you dont' ahve to use the same manufacturer for everything, but I'm anal so here's the linksys model :D
http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Product_C2&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1175239290404&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper&lid=9040440536B03

It handles HD content like the other one, currently BestBuy.com has it listed for 299.99, so same price as the other as well.

Both use the Wireless N protocol in case you didnt' see that.