An Ethernet Frame consists of 5 fields, the Destination and the Source fields, the Length or Type field, the Payload, and finally the Frame Check Sequence (FCS) field.
In the video, the Ethernet Frame format is presented field by field.
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Bibliography:
[1] "IEEE 802.3 standard".
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