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A Digital Entertainer Express in one room streaming high-definition video from a server in another room

A storage device that is used for backing up your computers

Next, consider the throughput of your network devices. Where possible, use higher-speed technologies to make the heaviest-traffic connections with no lower-speed bottlenecks in the path.

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This illustration shows a sample network using multiple networking technologies. The two PCs with Gigabit (1000 Mbps) Ethernet adapters have a gigabit connection through the gigabit switch to the ReadyNAS Duo network storage unit with a gigabit connection. This connection should allow for extremely fast access to large files on the ReadyNASTM Duo unit. The EVA9100 connected through a pair of Powerline HD adapters has access at the 200 Mbps speed of the Powerline HD connection. This is fine for any of the media files it will use over this connection and might be more suitable than running Ethernet cables to where the entertainment system is located. Although any of the links in this example would be sufficient for high-traffic applications such as streaming HD video, the use of older devices such as 10 Mbps Ethernet or 802.11b wireless would create a significant bottleneck.

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Contents NETGEAR, Inc Digital Entertainer Express EVA9100 User ManualStatement of Conditions TrademarksCustomer Support World Wide WebContents Chapter Listening and Viewing Appendix B Related Documents Index Compliance V1.0, October Conventions, Formats, and Scope About This ManualVersion History Important Safeguards and Notices Chapter Custom Installation and ConfiguratonRear View Front ViewRemote Control Type of Connection Required Cable Audio and Video CablesConnecting the Digital Entertainer Express Setting Up the Digital Entertainer Express Type of Cable Available Video Modes Region Video ModesInstalling the Digital Entertainer for Windows Software V1.0, October Installing the Digital Entertainer Software on a Mac Configuring Your Media Library Using the Configuration Wizard with a Windows-Based PC V1.0, October Using the Configuration Wizard with a Mac V1.0, October V1.0, October Playing Protected Media Files Protected Media Stored on a MacProtected Media Stored on a PC V1.0, October Remote Control Buttons Navigating with the Remote ControlGetting to Know Your Digital Entertainer Express Button DescriptionMusic TV ModeVideo PicsTelevision Main Menu Parental Control Tips When Using the Remote Control to Browse or SearchDigital Entertainer Software for Windows Need color screen shot Accessing the Digital Entertainer Express with Your BrowserUsing Your Browser to Play Media USB Flash Drives or Media Players Chapter Listening and ViewingListening to Music Home, and select Remote Control When Music Is Playing Button When Music Is Playing When Music Is PausedViewing Photos V1.0, October Button Action When Viewing Photos Using the Remote Control to View PhotosViewing Stored Video Files Playing Music and Viewing Photos at the Same TimeUsing the Remote Control When Stored Video Is Playing Playing Internet Media Viewing YouTube Content V1.0, October Playing Internet Radio Using the Remote Control When YouTube Is PlayingViewing News and Weather Viewing WeatherInternet Channels V1.0, October Viewing Digital Entertainer Express Status from Your PC Chapter Fine-Tuning Your ExperienceImproving Media Library Search Results Using the Tag Tool Application Adding High-Resolution Album or Cover Art Adding Cover ArtCapturing a Video Frame for Cover Art Adding Album Art to All the Songs in an Album Using the Script Wizard to Automate TasksUnderstanding Home Networking V1.0, September Assessing Your Speed Requirements Optimizing the Performance of Your Home NetworkNetwork Bandwidth V1.0, September Media File Performance Taking Precautions Access and Network SecurityTips for Streaming Video Block Video Files By Rating Setting Up Parental ControlBlock Files By Location Advanced Settings Advanced Features and More FeaturesDisplay and Screensaver Adding a Skin Network Connection Audio and SlideshowMedia Library Management Setting Up Network SharesV1.0, October System Information More... SettingsSetting Up Hot Keys Enabling PC AccessButton Action Backspace Nudge mouse Remote Control PC Access Is EnabledButton Action Updating the Firmware Chapter Maintenance and TroubleshootingMaintenance and Troubleshooting Hdmi cable not included in the package Changing from Composite Video Cable to Hdmi Video CableSupervisor Functions Advanced settings. See Advanced Settings onTroubleshooting Tips Connecting to the Digital Entertainer ExpressProblem Solution Media Does Not Play Configuring Your Firewall Port SettingsWindows System Passwords Accessing Your Digital MediaMacintosh OSX LinuxError Messages Error MessagesMessage Description and Action Ethernet LAN Connection Network ConnectionsIP Address Connecting to a ServerPing Using PingRestoring Factory Settings Table A-1. Default Configuration SettingsFeature Description Table A-2. Technical Specifications Supported Media File Formats Technical SpecificationsTable A-2. Technical Specifications Document Link Appendix B Related DocumentsIndex Index-2 Index-3 Compliance FCC Requirements for Operation in the United States Regulatory Compliance InformationExport Restrictions Requirements For Operation in the European CommunityEuropean Union Statement of Compliance Operation Using 2.4 GHz Channels in FranceItaliano Macrovision Notice Industry Canada StatementRadiation Exposure Statement Software License AgreementV1.0, October