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When we started our remodel, the plan was to have cameras mounted with a view of our doors, home run the feeds via co-ax to a 4x modulator in the equipment closet, and set the analog outputs to free Comcast cable channels and distribute that throughout the home on structured cabling. The idea was if we're watching TV in the family room we could turn to channel X to see who's knocking at the front door, if we're wondering about the noise in the back yard and we're up in the bedroom, we'd turn to channel Y, etc.
Comcast fooled me and switched to digital partway through my project. My modulator has analog output, and Comcast doesn't have too many analog channels in their lineup (used to have 1 or two, may be 0 now). However, they do have unused digital channels.
Does anyone have a solution I could pursue to let the camera feeds be accessed from any TV in our home on separate channels? Are there modulators which accept analog video in and provide addressable, digital feeds out, and are they affordable? Any other ideas for me?
Jeff
Comcast fooled me and switched to digital partway through my project. My modulator has analog output, and Comcast doesn't have too many analog channels in their lineup (used to have 1 or two, may be 0 now). However, they do have unused digital channels.
Does anyone have a solution I could pursue to let the camera feeds be accessed from any TV in our home on separate channels? Are there modulators which accept analog video in and provide addressable, digital feeds out, and are they affordable? Any other ideas for me?
Jeff