Wireless Access Points that work with MVP

[Chad]

Can we start compiling a list of Access Points that work with the Hauppauge Wireless MVP device? I have gone through three routers now that will not give a DHCP address to the MVP wirelessly but will wired. I am seeing a lot of threads in regards to this.
The problem is wireless works with all other devices on the network but not the Wireless MVP. I am only seeing Linksys wireless G routers that are working but they do not give the best performance while using wireless (intermittent stuttering and halts). Can anyone help with this? Please let me know what router you are using and how well it is working for you. Thanks.

[DynamoBen]

I don't have a Wireless MVP but I did want to make others away of firmware that might improve performance on the linksys and several other models.

I have been using www.sveasoft.com for over a year and love it.

[Chad]

I have found that the Belkin Wireless N1 router and the D-Link Wireless G Gaming router both do not work. With the newest frimware on both models, they both do not give IP addresses to the Wireless Hauppauge MVP device. I have tried to get away from Linksys, but the two wireless G models I have tried both work fine. The model without SpeedBooster had a lot of haults in video playback. The one with SpeedBooster has been fine so far even though that option is not being utilized with the wireless MVP.

[stevech]

Originally Posted by DynamoBen

I don't have a Wireless MVP but I did want to make others away of firmware that might improve performance on the linksys and several other models.

I have been using www.sveasoft.com for over a year and love it.

I went from sveasoft to DD-WRT and found it to be ten-fold better, and free. Been using it for a long time; no reboots ever needed.
http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv2/index.php
http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/index.p...14048e228afb14

However, all the 3rd party firmware is increaslingly more difficult to put on Linksys and other Broadcom-based hardware (some models from Buffalo and ASUS).

[DynamoBen]

Thanks for the tip, I will give it a try.