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		<title>Comment on Networked Entertainment by Paul</title>
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		<description>I used the same technique (loading ddwrt firmware on an old linksys WRT54G router) to wirelessly connect my Panasonic plasma TV and DishNetwork DVR (so I could program it remotely) to my internet gateway (also a linksys router... WRT54G2). It worked like a champ! Loading the new firmware was a &#039;snap&#039; and reconfiguring it to function and a repeater... was fairly simple as well. I didn&#039;t like the option of stringing a network cable through the walls and a wireless solution was perfect.</description>
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