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Video....whats the word .....and then distribution!!


  • Subject: Video....whats the word .....and then distribution!!
  • From: "noel_pilot" <HA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 04 Sep 2006 14:57:39 -0000

Hmmm ok another in the series of im in my new house and I wanna do
stuff posts!!

Thinking of shifting video around the house, and even just around my
lounge.
If I'm going to put all my boxes in the cupboard and cable to the tv
and projector then it makes sense to harmonise it a bit and run the
minimum of cables.

Plus if I spec it right it means I just 'HAVE' to go out and buy a new
tv!!

So currently i have composite from the tivo into my amp, altho I know
it can do better using RGB scart I think, composite from my xbox into
my amp and when i use projector i connect it to the projector using
component, I have my freeview which i don't think will work in my new
house, my cctv will output composite i guess from my pc, and god knows
what else.

so i'm looking for a box that will take a variety of input signals
ideally and push them all out over one type of cable (if it can do a
variety then all the better!!)  now if i was able to spec component as
the output then i would have to buy a new tv!! LOL  only really
looking at three or four outputs max,

so can anyone tell me what one of these is called, have seen talk of
video distribution but didn't think that included the changing of
cables etc,

any specific models wihtout spending the world or am i dreaming!?!

I seem to remember that some amplifiers can kind of do this? is that
right,

thanks

Noel
















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