What kind of router are you using? If I remember correctly the Boxee Box by D-Link uses wireless-N... If you can configure you router correctly you should be streaming DVD ISO rips easily - but may encounter issues if you stream Blu-RAY ISO rips or MKV files 20GB or bigger (although some people were able to successfully do it).
Here is what you need to do to your router:
1. Use WPA2 Encrypytion
2. Set Channel width to 40MHz
When you do those two things especially #2 - any device that does not have wireless-N will not be able to connect your router... which allows ONLY wireless-N devices to connect = fast streaming speeds up to 15Mbps to 30Mbps from my experience = good enough for DVD ISO rips and MKV sizes up to 25GB.
If even one wirelss-G, B, or A device can connect to your router then it will only operate at Wireless-G throughput speeds because the router will operate at Channel width 20MHz instead of the required 40MHz for Wifi-N....
What kind of router are you using? If I remember correctly the Boxee Box by D-Link uses wireless-N... If you can configure you router correctly you should be streaming DVD ISO rips easily - but may encounter issues if you stream Blu-RAY ISO rips or MKV files 20GB or bigger (although some people were able to successfully do it).
Here is what you need to do to your router:
1. Use WPA2 Encrypytion
2. Set Channel width to 40MHz
When you do those two things especially #2 - any device that does not have wireless-N will not be able to connect your router... which allows ONLY wireless-N devices to connect = fast streaming speeds up to 15Mbps to 30Mbps from my experience = good enough for DVD ISO rips and MKV sizes up to 25GB.
If even one wirelss-G, B, or A device can connect to your router then it will only operate at Wireless-G throughput speeds because the router will operate at Channel width 20MHz instead of the required 40MHz for Wifi-N....