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This message was authored by Graham.+K This message was authored by: Graham.+K

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Does the puck have a ethernet port and if so doed this work better than a hdmi cable.

 

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This message was authored by GD1 This message was authored by: GD1

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@Graham.+K  You still need a HDMI cable to view the pictures from the puck.

 

The Ethernet port is a 100mbps port so and can be better than poor or low speeds over wifi.

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This message was authored by TimmyBGood This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

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@Graham.+K 

 

As @GD1 indicates, those do very different jobs, and without HDMI a Stream puck is entirely pointless (except perhaps as a paperweight)

 

Ethernet may well be preferable to WiFi in getting data to a puck though, in which case puck WiFi should be switched off.

 

Linking a puck to a smart television using ethernet cable is physically possible (the ends plug in) but will do nothing at all.

 

If you are thinking of 'HDMI over ethernet', that's a valid but very different technology requiring external powered adaptors and initial output / final input is still over the HDMI ports.

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This message was authored by cliff53 This message was authored by: cliff53

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Hdmi is still needed.

Ethernet gives you a hardwired connection to wifi.

 

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