fredrik222
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| I have perfected my network for the nth time @jji666 a cable cannot create emf, there needs to be some sort of radiation, internal or external, and the cable can be influenced or even act as an antenna. This goes for all cables. you can mitigate this in a number of ways, shielding is one, an... | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time You can lead a horse to water…. | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @tonywinga are you implying that there is some different standard for music? | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @singingg it’s figure 2.5 from here: http://books.gigatux.nl/mirror/unixnetworkprogramming/0131411551_ch02lev1sec6.html There are three types of standard Ethernet cables: straight (standard, 99.99% of cables), crossed, and rolled. they have a... | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @singingg Yes, tipping my hat to all IT professionals, ethernet cables are bi-directional by design. Here is where I will get into my theory and it is only a theory because I DO NOT KNOW. When streaming music, do we listen to both transmissions... | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @fastfreight Stuttering in playback is the buffering not working as designed, usually from poor wifi or ethernet. I will wait to be corrected if I am wrong! You are not wrong. | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @rubicon15 no one has any data, because none exists. And just FYI, Qobuz and others always buffer, streaming isn’t a continuous stream, but a series of downloads, I.e. pulling as much data down as fast as possible. | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @nonoise I am seriously concerned about your mental health and your ability understand your surroundings. I will disengage now before you cause harm to yourself. | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @nonoise here you go making things up again. I said that your premise that video streaming is inherently bad is wrong, and gave you the example of Kaleidascape… you said 4K OTA isn’t a thing, which is wrong. And so on, over and over again. Nothi... | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @nonoise what is wrong with you? You were destroyed in that thread on topics from Streaming as a media, 4K OTA, cable TV, and so on. Each a topic you didn’t know anything about but yet you had an expert opinion. I should post all the DMs I receive... | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @nonoise Nope, I didn’t, I just called out your ignorance. That is all. You successfully prove in every post that you don’t even want to know anything about the topics you post about, and then you attack people who thinks you are just noise. | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @lalitk yeah, that's always the response for absolutely ridiculous and impossible scenarios... Ethernet is not directional, that is a simple fact, here is no difference at all, doesn't matter what people like @tonywinga says, it is 100% in their h... | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @nonoise I'm pretty happy in general, so I would disagree, and I certainly have some sort of knowledge, and do not resort to personal attacks. So, there is that. Enjoy your noisy day. | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @singingg Lol, yeah, facts don't play well on this forum, people can't handle when they are challenged by basic facts. End of story - Ethernet is not directional, it is two way communication with equal speed and other performance metrics in both... | |
| I have perfected my network for the nth time @singingg here is the crux, with your one example of Ethernet directionality, Ethernet isn’t, cannot be ever. So, if you hear things change, you are literally hearing things. and since this is the case, it is invalidates everything else, it is l... |