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06-22-2021 05:50 AM (Last edited 12-03-2023 10:36 PM by SamsungChelsea ) in
LED and OLED TVsThe source of my tv signal is the cable plugged into the ethernet port and going to my modem.
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06-22-2021 10:34 AM in
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06-22-2021 02:20 PM in
LED and OLED TVsIf a work-around qualifies as a solution, you nailed it.
I'd still prefer to go straight Ethernet, but perhaps they hadn't worked out all the angles in 2014 when this set was put together.
Thanks for your idea.
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06-22-2021 03:15 PM in
LED and OLED TVsA great idea. If you find something that works, let me know.
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06-22-2021 11:00 AM in
LED and OLED TVs"The source of my tv signal is the cable plugged into the ethernet port and going to my modem."
What service is this?
It sounds like you need a set top box to decode the Ethernet traffic into something a TV could use.
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06-22-2021 02:22 PM in
LED and OLED TVsActually the TV handles the Ethernet and breaks down the signal with its own tuner.
This TV is old, but not that old.
Thanks for your idea.