Question about minimum speeds required for watching movies.

I watch Netflix on my home computer fine (and Hulu) and will occasionally share the screen with my HDTV and it works fine.
With AppleTV, can I expect to be able to rent/watch movies with basic DSL Internet, with speeds up to 1.5 Mbps?
Or do I really need to have faster Internet to consider it?
Thanks!

I would upgrade. You need at least 3mbps for SD content and 5mbps for HD
Netflix degrades quality based on the connection and you will have a long wait if renting through iTunes.

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