Does the cable that connects to the network TV set-top box have to come out from the router? Is the home network plugged directly? FiveSuch questions. Also: "connect the set-top boxes with the network cable, the set-top box on the color line to connect TV," and "router on the network cable directly connected to the TV network interface", the two ways of networking what is the difference?
Third, cable connected set-top boxes and TV connection what is the difference between the first look at both the function of the product development team to develop, optimize and improve the application and so on in place or not, generally similar between the two, secondly, the set-top box is used for using Android to achieve appreciation and use of cyber source, application of multimedia network technology the TV developed brands or general introduction, to realize the appreciation and use of cyber source, or in front of a personal love, each one has its own merits.Well, your hands are killing me. If you have any questions, please ask.If satisfied, please adopt.
Well, one question, you work out 4 sub problems, let me say it separately:First, the current network set-top boxes are basically supported by wireless WIFI and wired two connection modes.Second, depending on what you're saying, you're using a wired router.If you are using ADSL broadband access (you need to dial), then, whether you connect the set-top box or the TV, the cable should be connected from the router's LAN port, inline, because the port is not compatible.If you use the LAN cell fiber (not dial-up), you can plug in set-top boxes or TV sets (the TV can support the network interface).
Buy a wireless router connected can see (domestic TP, DP, foreign net can be 100~200), now the network set-top box, support multimedia TV, support WIFI, more convenient, do not pull so much line connection (with the spider web like figure looked upset).
