Lan ethernet query

Started by Broadback, Jul 22, 2009, 15:25:24

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Broadback

I have recently purchase a Panasonic TV that can be connected to the internet via an Ethernet cable. At the moment I use the 2 wire 2700 router. Now can I simply plug a cable from the 2700 router into the TV, which of course has an Ethernet lan socket? Also as I would prefer not to run a cable across 2 rooms, from my computer to the TV can I use a wireless solution? If so what hardware would I need?
Yours in ignorance.
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Rik

Didn't I see this question last week, BB? To avoid the cable, the most obvious solution would be mains networking, something like this offering from Maplin.
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Rik

 ;D

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Glenn

Quote from: Rik on Jul 22, 2009, 15:37:53
;D

Great minds and all that...

But fools seldom differ  :out: :hehe:
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Rik

We already did that, Glenn. ;D
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Ray

I think he's losing it, Rik.  ;D :whistle:
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Steve

Stupid question but what do you use the ethernet connection for? Is it for lan or internet use
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Rik

I wasn't that bothered, Steve, but from what little I read, it was for watching streamed material, be that sourced from the LAN or the 'net.
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Steve

If its coming from LAN I would go for a gigabit switch for the server and a couple of the high speed 200 mbps homeplugs
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Broadback

Quote from: Sebby on Jul 22, 2009, 23:48:44
Are you going mad, Broadback? :)x

http://www.idnetters.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=15185.0
Sebby it is impossible for me to go mad, as I already am. My memory is terrible, and getting worse by the day. on the plus side I can reread bvooks and watch all those repeats on telly as though they are new! almost worth it. :blush: 
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