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Guys:
Since video standards evolve as does everything else, I feel inclined to ask the pros...
Of the video types it seems running coax lines to send vid signals around the house and terminating them with RCAs for component video is the best option given the current technology status...but...the most sense it seems would be made from running cat6 instead, which can be linked on both ends to a unit that outputs whatever standard desired, and as a result, any future standards that develop. Component seems disadvantaged in this way.
HDMI isnt cost effective, keeps changing versions, has handshake issues, etc...so it doesnt seem smart to even think about that as an option.
Whats the best bet? Coax/component runs, or CAT6 through the house and using appropriate conversion units...
Thanks!
Since video standards evolve as does everything else, I feel inclined to ask the pros...
Of the video types it seems running coax lines to send vid signals around the house and terminating them with RCAs for component video is the best option given the current technology status...but...the most sense it seems would be made from running cat6 instead, which can be linked on both ends to a unit that outputs whatever standard desired, and as a result, any future standards that develop. Component seems disadvantaged in this way.
HDMI isnt cost effective, keeps changing versions, has handshake issues, etc...so it doesnt seem smart to even think about that as an option.
Whats the best bet? Coax/component runs, or CAT6 through the house and using appropriate conversion units...
Thanks!