A whole lot depends on what devices are being used for the TV end, what’s controlling things - what sort of device but in some scenarios It’s where the Tablo is using your Wi-Fi bandwidth to stream to the network, then from a network device such as router to the device plugged into the TV’s HDMI port. The show has to stream over Wi-Fi To the network and then again FROM the network. At least with an Ethernet cable between Tablo and switch or router, the only time it’s traversing the wireless or Wi-Fi is in the end, it got to the network on a wire. The fewer devices taxing the Wi-Fi at the same time the better, especially for a typical home system. Obviously “it depends” on a lot of other factors, what devices are controlling the Tablo, is there a “go-between”…
MOCA adapters can be an option if the electrical wiring is inadequate.
http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&field-keywords=MOCA&index=blended&link_code=qs&sourceid=Mozilla-search&tag=mozilla-20
These DirecTV adapters are essentially MOCA adapters. They work really well and are cheaper. You can use any Ethernet devices at each end, they don’t have to be DirecTV products (i.e. a router and a Tablo)
Update: I decided to purchase a new router. TP-Link Archer C5. All connection issues have been solved And Tablo loads much faster now too! Blame it on the old router.
Belkin N150 that was at least 4 or 5 years old. Wasn’t made to handle the greatness of Tablo B-)
N150 is just the speed of 150 Mbps for a wireless N connection. Do you have the actual model number? Just for reference just in case others have similar problems.
I will check on the exact model number shortly.
Final question, what recording quality is your Tablo set at? 1080p, 720p, or 720p Roku / Chromecast setting?
Old router: Belkin N150 Model #: F9K1001v1
Belkin N150 that was at least 4 or 5 years old. Wasn't made to handle the greatness of Tablo B-)
That made me chuckle Glad your issues are resolved!
Belkin N150 that was at least 4 or 5 years old. Wasn't made to handle the greatness of Tablo B-)
LOL - love it. That’s a great marketing message.