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    I would like to hook up my bluray player and my Direct TV box to my internet access, however there is no jack at where my TV is at and I do not want to incur the cost to have one put it (logistically a bad place for it).

    Is there a Wi-Fi hub/router that I can buy that will recieve signal form my modem, and that I can then ethernet to the direct tv box and the bluray player???

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    You might consider getting some of the Netgear powerline AV adapters (or any of the power line network adapters, I just have this brand). I have a lot of interference between my media center and my AP, so wireless is out. The powerline adapters work great, they just need an actual outlet, as opposed to a power strip. Adapter in the wall, run ethernet to a 100MB switch and everything else is connected to that. I've been really happy with it, of course YMMV.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mluntzel View Post
    You might consider getting some of the Netgear powerline AV adapters (or any of the power line network adapters, I just have this brand). I have a lot of interference between my media center and my AP, so wireless is out. The powerline adapters work great, they just need an actual outlet, as opposed to a power strip. Adapter in the wall, run ethernet to a 100MB switch and everything else is connected to that. I've been really happy with it, of course YMMV.
    I have one of those for my Xbox, and while it works, it doesn't work great and signal strength is so-so as a result. Ideally, you would want to have them on the same "grid" - not going through circuit breakers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mluntzel View Post
    You might consider getting some of the Netgear powerline AV adapters (or any of the power line network adapters, I just have this brand). I have a lot of interference between my media center and my AP, so wireless is out. The powerline adapters work great, they just need an actual outlet, as opposed to a power strip. Adapter in the wall, run ethernet to a 100MB switch and everything else is connected to that. I've been really happy with it, of course YMMV.
    I have powerline adapators (Panasonic version) in multiple rooms in my house. No interference and great speed. I highly recommend them.
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