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Re: Some questions about MR1100 media streaming
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Hi,
I would like to know if the media streaming service of the MR11 is done through the 4G data of a FAI service (paid service) or if it's from an internal network of the router (free service) ?
Also if the MR21 functionning in the same way for the media streaming ?
Thank you for your answers
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What country are you in? Here in the USA, the MR1100 is only available on AT&T. Media streaming (Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, YouTube, etc.) streams over the internet using your cellular plan's data allocation.
In my case, I have AT&T unlimited. My kids stream all sorts of content on their iPads in the car without issue.
The MR1100 and MR2100 are cellular modem devices. They will require a Cellular data plan in the country for which you want to use it (or roaming).
The MR1100 does also offer "data offloading" in which case you can use it like a wireless access point but you need to connect it to another (wired) broadband connection that you have access to.
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What country are you in? Here in the USA, the MR1100 is only available on AT&T. Media streaming (Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, YouTube, etc.) streams over the internet using your cellular plan's data allocation.
In my case, I have AT&T unlimited. My kids stream all sorts of content on their iPads in the car without issue.
The MR1100 and MR2100 are cellular modem devices. They will require a Cellular data plan in the country for which you want to use it (or roaming).
The MR1100 does also offer "data offloading" in which case you can use it like a wireless access point but you need to connect it to another (wired) broadband connection that you have access to.
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