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hi , few months ago i was searching for a device that converts Audio/Video input to an ethernet output ,i found one with four A/V inputs to an ethernet , it was for $99 . but i didn't write down the address or the name of it. sure i was not dreaming :) &nbsp; .does any one ever heard of it?
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hi , few months ago i was searching for a device that converts Audio/Video input to an ethernet output ,i found one with four A/V inputs to an ethernet , it was for $99 . but i didn't write down the address or the name of it. sure i was not dreaming :)   .does any one ever heard of it?

quad a/v input to ethernet

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