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If I'm using a PS3 to stream Netflix in one room of the house is it possible to stream at the same time in another area of the house using a Roku, provided I have a second streaming discs? This is using a wireless router BTW.
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As far as I know, yes, although depending on the speed of your internet connection, the quality may well go down, possibly significantly.
That said, where I was seeing 2 and 3 dots worth of quality a few months back, I now regularly get 3 and 4 dots, with 4 more often. They're improving their algorithm, I think, 'cause my internet access ain't getting any faster.
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Like Ken said - you should be able to do it, but doing it SIMULTANEOUSLY could degrade the bandwidth to the point that it becomes annoying.
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This probably doesn't apply in your situation (with PS3 and Roku) but I know that you can only link your netflix account with one xbox360 at a time.
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