faster than 100MBps?

I keep reading about full duplex Ethernet that has transfer rates of 200MBps
what is this and how do you set this up?

I want to record / play TV from one server PC down Ethernet to a TV
connected to my TV
100MBps is better than wireless but a film can be 4GB and if transfer rate
is less than the speed the film is watched it will keep stopping to catch up

Andy wrote:
> I keep reading about full duplex Ethernet that has transfer rates of
> 200MBps what is this and how do you set this up?

Half duplex means that each PC can send or receive , but not both.
The total bandwidth for traffic in both directions is therefore 100MBPS

Full duplex allows sending and receiving simultaneously so you have a total
bandwidth of 200MBPS. You still won't get more than 100 in either direction
though.

> I want to record / play TV from one server PC down Ethernet to a TV
> connected to my TV
> 100MBps is better than wireless but a film can be 4GB and if transfer
> rate is less than the speed the film is watched it will keep stopping
> to catch up

100 full duplex is plenty fast enough for that.
If you wanted any faster then you would have to step up to Gigabit ethernet.
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"Andy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I keep reading about full duplex Ethernet that has transfer rates of
200MBps
> what is this and how do you set this up?
>
> I want to record / play TV from one server PC down Ethernet to a TV
> connected to my TV
> 100MBps is better than wireless but a film can be 4GB and if transfer rate
> is less than the speed the film is watched it will keep stopping to catch
up
>
>
>

Your average DVD Movie streams at about 7MB anyway so the bandwidth should
be plenty enough. The DVD's I have backed up onto my shared drive can be
played by the other PC's in my house that are using wireless connections
with no lag problems ever happening.