undergroove;30499615 said:Bit of a subject straddler here...
I had Q installed in September, but only the TV, and already had my own wireless kit installed.
My question is, I guess, is that is now I've also moved to Sky Fibre, is there any mileage in me also reconfiguring the 2TB, Mini and Q Hub to use the meshing WiFi?
I've not bothered as yet, and the 2TB and Q Hub are wired Cat6, with the Mini Q being WiFi off the existing access point I'm using.
I've no wireless dead spots with my existing kit, and the move to the Q WiFi meshing wouldn't really give me anything above and beyond what I've got already...
Only reason I'm asking is because the facility's there and I'm just curious!
Basher;30499642 said:Does Q create a mesh? I thought it was just a signal repeater?
MissChief;30499376 said:Audio dropouts are most common on the 1TB.
n111ck;30500276 said:Is it possible to have the main box on Ethernet and mini on wifi with a BT router?
This mesh nonsense makes its very confusing.
Basher;30500698 said:Yes, that's exactly what I do.
Vertigo1;30500437 said:Don't care how 'clever' the Wifi is, Ethernet will always be better.
n111ck;30500707 said:How does it work as there is no way to enter the wifi password on the mini?
jpaul;30500861 said:They seem to communicate by wifi direct and not via the router so a different protocol without needing a wifi password ... so that protects the IP I guess so you cannot set up a vpn and have the mini in a different geographical location ?
What on earth are you on about?They seem to communicate by wifi direct and not via the router so a different protocol without needing a wifi password ... so that protects the IP I guess so you cannot set up a vpn and have the mini in a different geographical location ?
How does it work as there is no way to enter the wifi password on the mini?