So I fell for all the hype of HD and bought a Vudu...seemed like a good idea (everything else I own is HD and 7.1 set-up). Now I'm not super happy that I have to wait 4 hrs for a HDX movie. My wireless network says it's broadcasting at 54Mbps and my computer receives it at that. When I test my system on Vudu.com or even by myself on my PC I see that I am streaming at way over 4Mbps however my Vudu box only says it is receiving 1Mbps from it's own wireless kit. What gives? I realize I'm not incredibly tech savvy so any help on why I can't, at a min, receive 4Mbps download to my Vudu would help...or how I can ramp this up. Part of the entire sales pitch revolved around the fact that I would be able to download HD instantly. What gives?
HP has had plenty of time to fine-tune its finger-friendly TouchSmart software, and now, its newest model, the TouchSmart 610, ushers in a fresh design, highlighted by a hinge that allows the display to slide down and lie nearly flat.
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So I fell for all the hype of HD and bought a Vudu...seemed like a good idea (everything else I own is HD and 7.1 set-up). Now I'm not super happy that I have to wait 4 hrs for a HDX movie. My wireless network says it's broadcasting at 54Mbps and my computer receives it at that. When I test my system on Vudu.com or even by myself on my PC I see that I am streaming at way over 4Mbps however my Vudu box only says it is receiving 1Mbps from it's own wireless kit. What gives? I realize I'm not incredibly tech savvy so any help on why I can't, at a min, receive 4Mbps download to my Vudu would help...or how I can ramp this up. Part of the entire sales pitch revolved around the fact that I would be able to download HD instantly. What gives?