houghton19
Regular Contributor
Hey everyone. After a little help please, we are in the middle of selling our house and are having to move into rental for 6-12 month while we find a new house we like.
In this and previous houses I have always ran cat5 cable as we use xbmc in bedrooms upstairs to stream to TVs in bedrooms.
So thinking as in rental I won’t be able to run new cables through walls and external of building.
I have a Asus 5300 and in all honesty havnt really tried streaming from it to devices wireless, always been told streaming needs hard wired.
So was looking into the Asus pl-ac56, I cant find anywhere if I can use one master one plugged into router and multiple slaves.
I like the look of the ac56 and like my asus router so this is why I was going that way.
I havnt done much with power extenders either, I do know you need decent electrics and on the same side of breaker.
Wife is possibly wanting a new build house (dispite me not wanting one but that’s a different story) so may be a long term solution rather than just while in rental.
Any other ideas or advice will be gratefully taken aboard.
Thanks.
In this and previous houses I have always ran cat5 cable as we use xbmc in bedrooms upstairs to stream to TVs in bedrooms.
So thinking as in rental I won’t be able to run new cables through walls and external of building.
I have a Asus 5300 and in all honesty havnt really tried streaming from it to devices wireless, always been told streaming needs hard wired.
So was looking into the Asus pl-ac56, I cant find anywhere if I can use one master one plugged into router and multiple slaves.
I like the look of the ac56 and like my asus router so this is why I was going that way.
I havnt done much with power extenders either, I do know you need decent electrics and on the same side of breaker.
Wife is possibly wanting a new build house (dispite me not wanting one but that’s a different story) so may be a long term solution rather than just while in rental.
Any other ideas or advice will be gratefully taken aboard.
Thanks.