On Sat, 23 Oct 2021 03:18:08 -0500, Sqwertz <sqwe...@gmail.invalid>
wrote:
>On Fri, 22 Oct 2021 16:58:54 -0700, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
>
>> On Sat, 23 Oct 2021 11:32:19 +1300, Your Name <Your...@YourISP.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>My TV is a Sharp LC 45GD7U which also has no ethernet but it has HDMI.
>>>Can wifi be added to such a TV using one of its input ports?
>>
>> No. If the Sharp LC-45GD7U had either an ethernet RJ45 port, or HDMI
>> 1.4 or higher, which include 100MbaseT ethernet in the HDMI connector,
>> it would have been fairly easy to do by adding a wi-fi wireless client
>> bridge radio (sometimes known as a "game adapter"). However, your TV
>> does not have an ethernet port and I can't quite identify what level
>> HDMI port is supplied. I'm fairly sure it's not HDMI 1.4 because
>> those with ethernet on HDMI 1.4 or higher, usually also include an
>> RJ-45 ethernet port.
>>
>> Spec and features list:
>> <
http://www.hdtvsolutions.com/Sharp-AQUOS_LC-45GD7U.htm>
>> <
http://www.hdtvsolutions.com/pdf/tel_dow_AQUOS_Full_Line_1005.pdf>
>Why would adding "wifi" to a TV that doesn't support it do any good
>anyway? Will it suddenly support streaming AVI's and Miracast, or
>something?
It wouldn't but it's difficult to tell because the OP didn't specify
what he was trying to accomplish. I just realized that he might be
talking about a Roku or Apple TV player, which plugs into the HDMI
port, and requires a wi-fi or ethernet connection to the internet
(through a router) to function. That certainly would work.
>Call me stupid (I'm fine with that), but a $30 Fire, Chromecast, or
>Roku would add wifi. PLUS the ability to covert wifi signals into
>... like... moving picture shows. And talkies with SOUND! And
>color even! It the new fad!
Yep. That's probably what the OP wanted. Sorry for not reading
between the lines. This is what happens when someone asks a question
about HOW to do something, without specifying WHAT they are trying to
accomplish. It's like asking about how to tie a knot, without
disclosing that they're trying to tie their shoelaces. I'll give the
OP credit for specifying the TV model number. That's an amazingly
rare thing.
></sarcasm off>
It's 1:30AM here. After about midnight, sarcasm, logic, good ideas,
and such all become muddled together into an indistinguishable mess.
>-sw
Drivel: We're waiting for the "big storm" or "atmospheric river"
which is suppose to arrive Sunday evening and wreak havoc and clean
the rain gutters in this area. I probably should have spent the
summer building a Noah's style ark.
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https://www.pivotalweather.com/maps.php?data_type=forecasts&r=us_sw&p=ndfd_48hqpf&ds=ndfd>