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I have a shiny new Panasonic Viera G30. Is it possible to connect up a 10m cat 6 ethernet cable from my virgin superhub from one room into the other and into the tv to make full use of the tv's network capabilities.
As far as i am aware, the only other way is usb which is costly and doesn't guarantee as good a signal.
Thanks for any useful replies
Homeplugs are a device that transmits ethernet signals via your electricity supply. You plug one in near the router/modem/superhub and connect it to the router, you plug another one in near the TV and connect it to the TV, so instead of having a cable across the floor the signal goes via your hidden electricity wiring.
Homeplugs are a device that transmits ethernet signals via your electricity supply. You plug one in near the router/modem/superhub and connect it to the router, you plug another one in near the TV and connect it to the TV, so instead of having a cable across the floor the signal goes via your hidden electricity wiring.
Wi-Fi dongles should work too
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If you want wireless and dongles are not an option then you can use a wireless bridge
TV --- bridge ~~ wireless ~~ router/hub
Essentially works in a similar way to power line in that one set up the bridge wireless link is "invisible", it just behaves like a wired link to the TV.
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