But i hope your speed is consistent

On the main router at least

I think mine is like 12mbps or something

5mbps thats all you get. unless my dad is wasting bandwidth watching netflix then it gets worse

year: 2022 - dvd3000s internet speed: 5mbps

I also listened to radio using my earphones one time and sometimes changing the direction i was facing made the signal better

Our provider just sucks in general and the adapter is good enough for internet tasks, but when i try to plsy a heavier game like TF2 it just lags like crazy even though it should be able to play it by all means

back when i had a ipad i learned where then antenna was by pointing it at the direction of the router when the signal got bad

dvd3000 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 1:37 am it sort of is in a way its very frustrating to do channel scans and have to try and wave the antenna around trying to pick up the station you want

i can relate to having to wave the antenna. Altough this only applied to my wifi adapter

it sort of is in a way its very frustrating to do channel scans and have to try and wave the antenna around trying to pick up the station you want

I mean i understand it can just kinda be emmited but i feel like it would be inferior to analog or something

but still you can watch local tv stations ive picked up around 40 miles around me with just plain old rabbit ears

I understand that but i wonder how it's a digital signal

so no fuzzy but its easy to break up the signal if your antenna is crap like mine is

well u pick it up with an antenna but its a digital signal

(In the way that it works that is)

So is it kinda like analog TV?

dvd3000 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 1:34 am im always surprised digital ota is so unheard of. digital hd tv you can pick up for free if your antenna is good enough

i never heard of it anywhere

im always surprised digital ota is so unheard of. digital hd tv you can pick up for free if your antenna is good enough

probably digital ota tuner

But it also has HDMI,composite and even an antenna jack? I'm assuming it's antenna but the input is called "TV"

VGS? I meant VGA

i put it up on a shelf with a client pc that plays videos off of my network drive

Well i mean we do have a 21 inch widescreen TV that also has a VGS port so...

for a while i used a 19 inch 16:10 computer monitor as a bedroom tv