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pesi  
#1 Posted : Monday, August 6, 2018 2:45:37 PM(UTC)
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Is it possible for a single computer to be connected to 2 different networks - one wired ethernet and another wi-fi?
I seem to think no, but I need to be able to network the laptop to other computers using wired gigabit ethernet (for using NDI to capture Powerpoint slides) while simultaneously connecting to a wi-fi IP camera placed remotely (?)
Any ideas anyone?
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#2 Posted : Monday, August 6, 2018 3:39:20 PM(UTC)
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I do it all the time when there is no wired internet-connection available. Wired network for camera's and NDI, Wi-Fi for connecting to phone to have internet for streaming.
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#3 Posted : Monday, August 6, 2018 4:31:08 PM(UTC)
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Mari wrote:
I do it all the time when there is no wired internet-connection available. Wired network for camera's and NDI, Wi-Fi for connecting to phone to have internet for streaming.


But doesn't attaching the wired ethernet connection on the laptop knock out the wireless connection automatically?
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#4 Posted : Tuesday, August 7, 2018 6:36:59 AM(UTC)
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literally asked my guy about that this week and he wasent loving it. I'll come back with a better understanding but it was roughly along the lines of plugging a router with mobile network slot into your switcher that has the network you're operating on
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