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Sorry I should have contacted them first I will ask their support team whether I can use a USB ethernet adapter to connect to the router. <br />
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My antenna and router are in seperate rooms.
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Sorry I should have contacted them first I will ask their support team whether I can use a USB ethernet adapter to connect to the router.

My antenna and router are in seperate rooms.

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I am interested in purchasing a AVerMedia HD HomeFree AV Plus F210 Network attached TV box which only has an ethernet connection for the router. <br />
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I have looked at ethernet to USB adapters but they are all male USB to ethernet. Do I simply get a female to female adapter to attach to the female usb to ethernet adapter?<br />

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I am interested in purchasing a AVerMedia HD HomeFree AV Plus F210 Network attached TV box which only has an ethernet connection for the router. 

I have looked at ethernet to USB adapters but they are all male USB to ethernet. Do I simply get a female to female adapter to attach to the female usb to ethernet adapter?


Ethernet to USB adapter for a USB wirless internet adapter

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