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I've seen alot of threads on this topic but none really spell out the answer I'm looking for.
I want to inject an SD signal from my Media Center PC's RCA Audio/Video out into the rest of my cable service throughout my house. I know this won't be HD and that's fine.
So.... I found the Channel Plus equipment that will do the job (3015, 5415, etc) but their instruction manuals don't fill me with confidence. I'm going to run an RCA from the computer's video out to this device and then I'll have a coax cable from this device's output in my hand. Two questions...
1. Does it plug into an LPF-450 next?
2. Should it ultimately plug right into the wall jack and that's it?
My understanding of cable systems tells me there's a single input from the cable company which is then distributed as outputs to each room in the house. Doesn't make alot of sense to plug an input-type device (the modulator) into an output signal. Or maybe the modulator needs to run next to the cable company's input signal before it gets distributed to the rooms in the house? Maybe turn a splitter backwards and feed cable input + modulator input into a single coax that then goes out to all the rooms? But then where would the filter go in that arrangement.
And also, I have cable internet as well, so as you can plainly see...
I'm lost.
I want to inject an SD signal from my Media Center PC's RCA Audio/Video out into the rest of my cable service throughout my house. I know this won't be HD and that's fine.
So.... I found the Channel Plus equipment that will do the job (3015, 5415, etc) but their instruction manuals don't fill me with confidence. I'm going to run an RCA from the computer's video out to this device and then I'll have a coax cable from this device's output in my hand. Two questions...
1. Does it plug into an LPF-450 next?
2. Should it ultimately plug right into the wall jack and that's it?
My understanding of cable systems tells me there's a single input from the cable company which is then distributed as outputs to each room in the house. Doesn't make alot of sense to plug an input-type device (the modulator) into an output signal. Or maybe the modulator needs to run next to the cable company's input signal before it gets distributed to the rooms in the house? Maybe turn a splitter backwards and feed cable input + modulator input into a single coax that then goes out to all the rooms? But then where would the filter go in that arrangement.
And also, I have cable internet as well, so as you can plainly see...
I'm lost.