I'm renovating an old house, and part of the renovation will be running Cat6 for a wired network.
What I'm a bit lost on is how I can make sure I'm getting the most out of the network for what I'd like to do. I'm entirely new to all of this, so I hardly even know what to ask.
Basically, I would like the hub of the network to serve as a central streaming point to my TVs for Netflix, music, etc. What I'm lost about is how exactly I get the video signal to the TV. Do I need some sort of device hooked up to each TV and the network, or can I plug the TV right into the network? (Assuming the TV allows it). I'm just trying to cut down on exposed cords, and I'd rather not have a streaming device for every TV. But I have no clue how to execute. So can anyone give me some pointers?
What I'm a bit lost on is how I can make sure I'm getting the most out of the network for what I'd like to do. I'm entirely new to all of this, so I hardly even know what to ask.
Basically, I would like the hub of the network to serve as a central streaming point to my TVs for Netflix, music, etc. What I'm lost about is how exactly I get the video signal to the TV. Do I need some sort of device hooked up to each TV and the network, or can I plug the TV right into the network? (Assuming the TV allows it). I'm just trying to cut down on exposed cords, and I'd rather not have a streaming device for every TV. But I have no clue how to execute. So can anyone give me some pointers?
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