HT4437 what are the minimum wireless requirements for airplay regards wireless strength ( DBs)

What are the minimum requierments for Apple Airplay? i need to know how strong in BDs the system con operate down to?

It is not a matter of single strength.  That only tells you the amplitude of the radio connections which tells you nothing.  What really matters is the speed of traffic across the connection and the number of dropped/lost packets.  And single strength tells you neither of these.  Interfearance, noise, collisions due to too many WiFi connections in the area impact the connection.  You can have strong single strength and not be able to maintain a connection.

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