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Plafonnement Vitesse 100 Mbps sur TV OLED LG 55C7V
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jean-luc descout
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Bonjour
je suis confronté à un problème de saccades sur des vidéos 4 k qui sont stockées sur un NAS et que je visionne en réseau filaire, mais à priori, ces vidéos qui ont un volume de 50 à 100 GO chacune ont des pointes à plus de 100 Mbps et donc la carte réseau de la TV plafonne à 100 Mbps , ce sont des économies qui sont inadmissibles sur des TV 4k d'un montant de 1500 €
j'ai essayé 2 adaptateurs Gigabit Ethernet SuperSpeed USB 3.0 de la marque cable Matters et Anker, ils ne sont pas détecté
quelle solution de contournement avez-vous pour pourvoir utiliser un port Gigabit ? par la prise HDMI ?
un chrome Cast en réseau Filaire ?
merci de vos réponses
J-Luc
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