Wireless-G or Wireless-N for Streaming Netflix HD

[brettallica]

Originally Posted by aramis109

Your DSL has no impact on streaming a file from a server on your own network. You're limited to the speed of either your wired or wireless router as well as the capabilities of the server to properly stream the file.

I use wireless G to stream videos down to my PS3. It works for the most part up to 720 files. At that point the filesizes get too large for my antiquated desktop server to properly serve them up and things start to get choppy.

Keep in mind that the Wii is G only. What are you using to make the Samsung wireless? Or is the router going to be right there and only the desktop running wireless? If that's the case... just try it.

I'm not sure if you're trying to correct me, but what I was saying was Wireless-G doesn't work well for when I watch video with relatively high data transfer needs when dealing with my internal home network. The example was given so that it could be pieced together that if it doesn't work well for videos on one's own server, it won't likely won't work well if the source of the data is coming from outside one's server; i.e. the internet.

Sorry if that wasn't clear.