I have read in other posts here, that it is possible to run the Chroma and Luma signals,
which make up S-Video, on separate RG6 cables for about 75 feet with MINIMAL quality loss,
and without the introduction of any repeaters or other hardware. I guess the same
would apply for composite video, with the only difference being that only one RG6 cable
is required.
For example:
SVideo Source (ie. PC Video Card) ------->2 pair RG6 Coax (75 ft) ----> A/V Receiver.
So, what about running line level, stereo audio over the same distance? Should I use a pair
of RG6 cables as well?
Thanks.
Hobbieman
which make up S-Video, on separate RG6 cables for about 75 feet with MINIMAL quality loss,
and without the introduction of any repeaters or other hardware. I guess the same
would apply for composite video, with the only difference being that only one RG6 cable
is required.
For example:
SVideo Source (ie. PC Video Card) ------->2 pair RG6 Coax (75 ft) ----> A/V Receiver.
So, what about running line level, stereo audio over the same distance? Should I use a pair
of RG6 cables as well?
Thanks.
Hobbieman