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Yes, with wired connection I though it was of the bottleneck of 100mbps port so I changed to Wifi AC. The TV is the only equipment using the 5GHz network in my household. I have a Netflix account and it works flawless, but Netflix doesn't stream high bitrate movies, I think the bitrate of netlflix is around 20-25mbps so this work well. I remind you that the content I'm trying to stream has bluray quality with very high bitrates.

Well yeah. but I guess my laptot ASUS K550JX with a i74750HQ and a nvidia geforce gtx950m is not enough to run movies using HEVC codec with high bitrate, the movies displays lots of artifacts when watching on PC.

Hi, I'm using SMART IPTV app with an iptv list. The service provider already guaranteed that the server is more than capable to share media through internet. I also tested playing movies through usb pen with success. Initially I was connected with ethernet port, but experiencing buffering issues, so I decided to connect with wireless so I could achieve more speed (around 200mbps). Basically I'm trying to stream High bitrate 4K movies (Bluray quality) through internet with no success (buffering from time to time), but I already guaranteed that the problem is not with the server and also by connecting with a speed that is superior than the bitrate of the movies. Also the 5GHz band is used exclusively by the TV with no interference from the neighborhood, since they use only the 2.4GHz band. If I could use a PCMCIA card with gigabit connection it would be great.

Hi. I've got a LG OLED C7 with smart IP TV app. I'm having trouble watching 4k movies with high bitrates ( some movies have bitrates higher than 80mpbs). I already connected the TV with wifi AC (5Ghz) instead of ethernet connection (which has only 100mbps port). My internet connection has a speed of 200mbps (tested on tv browser). Nevertheless I'm struggling playing those 4k high bitrate movies. Every few minutes it buffers. What can be the problem? The TV plays high bitrate movies from USB or bluray and the internet speed should be enough for those bitrates. Is it possible to install a gigabit ethernet port in the pcmcia port? Thanks for your help.