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HD300 has 10/100 ethernet port, not gb?
surprised to see the hd300 only has 10/100 ethernet port, no gb. This true?
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That being said 10/100mbs Is more than what is needed even for the highest bit blueray I know of. |
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In any case, it couldn't possibly stream more than 100Mb even with the fattest blu-ray video, so I'm not sure why it would even be necessary. Is there a reason you want gigabit? Edit: If they wanted to give us gigabit, they could have gone with the Sigma SMP8656 instead. I'm sure money was a factor. Last edited by valnar; 09-03-2010 at 10:10 AM. Reason: Added Sigma stuff |
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mpcclub has mentioned that some sigma chips have bugs in their gigabit implemenations......haven't followed the details myself.......but why do you need it for video and audio?
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For some of us Blu-ray is just a middle-ground consumer format. I regularly pull unencrypted 75+ Mbps video off C-band and Ku-band, and that can start to get dicey over 10/100. Less readily available video is even higher.
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that is interesting...............is this network feed stuff?
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Personally I'd be more worried about the SOC/hardware decoder being a limiting factor in these sorts of devices than the Ethernet connection.
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There are OTA network feeds to the stations that can hit 40 Mbps. These are a substantial improvement over normal OTA reception, particularly when comparing to stations with several subchannels. But the real gold is found in the other feeds and 24/7 programming, not all backhauls to the networks, that can hit double this rate. Surprisingly, there is a lot of high-value programming available nowhere else or available elsewhere at much lower quality.
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