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Here's my setup:
- I have a 3rd party Wireless Modem/Router combo.
- I just bought a new Airport Time Capsule.
It was my understanding that it is a crapshoot on getting the Airport TC to wirelessly extend the current WiFi network the modem/router has. So I ran a ethernet cable to the ATC and created a new network.
- In a workshop across the yard from my house I have a (latest version) Airport Express. It is setup to extend the network the ATC created. Works great.
- In the workshop I also have a (latest version) AppleTV plugged into a flatscreen (via HDMI). The AppleTV can easily pick up the wireless network created by the ATC/AX tandem.
Im wondering if I would speed things up if I were to plug the AppleTV to the AX via ethernet cable. Or should I just leave things as be, wirelessly connected?
For all I know, I got it wrong and going from AX to AppleTV isnt even possible or wont speed up the network in any way.
Thanks
- I have a 3rd party Wireless Modem/Router combo.
- I just bought a new Airport Time Capsule.
It was my understanding that it is a crapshoot on getting the Airport TC to wirelessly extend the current WiFi network the modem/router has. So I ran a ethernet cable to the ATC and created a new network.
- In a workshop across the yard from my house I have a (latest version) Airport Express. It is setup to extend the network the ATC created. Works great.
- In the workshop I also have a (latest version) AppleTV plugged into a flatscreen (via HDMI). The AppleTV can easily pick up the wireless network created by the ATC/AX tandem.
Im wondering if I would speed things up if I were to plug the AppleTV to the AX via ethernet cable. Or should I just leave things as be, wirelessly connected?
For all I know, I got it wrong and going from AX to AppleTV isnt even possible or wont speed up the network in any way.
Thanks