Ethernet Switch- what's the point?
I run an Ethernet cable between my router (standard issue from Verizon) and my streaming transport. I note that some use an ethernet switch between between the router and streamer. Assuming I got that right, what is the point- what does a good switch do? I've been into audio since the 70's but when its comes to streaming, I'm definitely a newbie-
Thanks all!
You call it lying because this is what you do here: copy and paste of charts and data, then engage in the ill logic of ad hominem personal attacks. It really is an obstacle to the discussion others are trying to have. |
@cleeds I was wondering when you would show up, you and @carlsbad2 are in the same boat, you think you know things, but you really don't, but you continue to argue. Why? You really have nothing better than fill up forums with garbage that is completely, easily verifiably wrong? |
@thyname yeah, you are right. I thought he was the founder for some reason.
However, doesn't change anything, search for John Swenson and leakage current (made up term) on audiophilstyles (can't post links to that site or your post are removed) |
I use this on the incoming cable TV to Wifi router bridge which are about 4' apart but I don't have the funds to run 50' of fiber. Also, the power adapters of the media converters themselves are additional sources of noise and surge paths.
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