Asus DSL-N66U does this router play well with BT Y...

Wondering if the DSL-N66U plays well with BT youview before i order one has anyone got any experiance with these ive noticed inthe firmware update notes some stuff todo with iptv. Would anyone recormend one of these for use with youview to replace a HH4 and ORModem?

ubysam wrote:
I Plumped for the RT-N66U and have been quite pleased - Bear in mind you'll still need the modem
I believe the DSL-N66U that the OP is after, does not need the OR Modem:
True two-in-one modem router with Ethernet WAN and DSL WAN
Dual system design offers more performance and flexibility for wired and wireless connections
Gigabit Ethernet ports for the fastest, most reliable internet performance
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