I have a home theater set up in my family room. I have been using a Radio Shack wireless transmitter to send audio and video to a non- HDTV on my kitchen island. Since I am in the process of remodeling, I will be breaking up the floor and it is a good time to hard wire the island and make it HD in the process.
So I am going from a Direct TV HD box in my home theater setup to the kitchen island. The wireless transmitter was using the yellow, red and white connectors A/V connectors and yielded a NON-HD signal. I want to use the component video (3 wire) and 2 wire audio to get the HD signal and stereo sound over to the island.
My question is what cabling would be appropriate to use for this application? It has to go through 1/4 " conduit in the concrete slab... I did see a connector that uses cat 5 cabling and was wondering if that will work well.
So I am going from a Direct TV HD box in my home theater setup to the kitchen island. The wireless transmitter was using the yellow, red and white connectors A/V connectors and yielded a NON-HD signal. I want to use the component video (3 wire) and 2 wire audio to get the HD signal and stereo sound over to the island.
My question is what cabling would be appropriate to use for this application? It has to go through 1/4 " conduit in the concrete slab... I did see a connector that uses cat 5 cabling and was wondering if that will work well.