[Fred Lieder]

I just bought your product and but I went unto the first how to Video. It mentioned about getting an ethernet cable and putting it into the router. The ethernet cable is no problem. The problem is the router. It is in a different part of the house from where I will be teaching and playing my cello from . I am using your product to do not only individual Cello lessons, but Group lessons, teaching Cello players how to improvise and play other styles besides Classical. I’d appreciate any help on this topic that people care to give.

[David Liao]

Dear Fred,

Thank you for your post. Please select a length of Ethernet cable that reaches comfortably from where you’d like to play your cello to your router. Running an Ethernet cable to a different room is perfectly fine (I do this myself) because Ethernet cables can be up to 300 feet long without a problem — here’s a 300-foot example.

There’s no need to drill holes in walls. You can disconnect and roll the cable up to put it away between lessons. I personally keep my cable connected. If you prefer to keep the cable off the floor, use 3M Command loops.

Please feel free to personalize and send the template message on our teaching-tips page to your students to help them get started. Additionally, monthly support sessions are a great place for students to get started. Monthly support sessions are free to subscribers (like you, thank you) and students of “FarPlay For Teachers” subscribers.

Thank you,
David Liao

• This reply was modified 1 day, 2 hours ago by David Liao.
• This reply was modified 1 day, 2 hours ago by David Liao.