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Gilden Man
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Hi,
I wondered if it is possible to somehow combine a twisted pair network
cable, s-video cable and stereo audio to enable them all to be run through
a narrow channel?
This is to get all these signals from a PC in a spare room to cable
modem, TV and stereo in another room. The total run will be of the order
of 10m.
The space available is rather small and three seperate cables are not
going to be possible to channel neatly.
I realise the network and s-video cables are rather high frequency. The
cable modem is 100Mbit, but I guess I could tweak something at the PC end
to get the link down to 10Mbit. Afterall the cable modem is nowhere near
even 10Mbit.
Standard line-out audio cables usually have a larger cross-section than
audio cables, but I guess these could really be very thin? This isn't
going to be an audiophile setup, but just something to get it to work.
I guess composite video would be going backwards as those co-axial
cables are always fatter and stiffer than S-video despite the awful
picture.
Any advice would be very welcome.
Cheers.
I wondered if it is possible to somehow combine a twisted pair network
cable, s-video cable and stereo audio to enable them all to be run through
a narrow channel?
This is to get all these signals from a PC in a spare room to cable
modem, TV and stereo in another room. The total run will be of the order
of 10m.
The space available is rather small and three seperate cables are not
going to be possible to channel neatly.
I realise the network and s-video cables are rather high frequency. The
cable modem is 100Mbit, but I guess I could tweak something at the PC end
to get the link down to 10Mbit. Afterall the cable modem is nowhere near
even 10Mbit.
Standard line-out audio cables usually have a larger cross-section than
audio cables, but I guess these could really be very thin? This isn't
going to be an audiophile setup, but just something to get it to work.
I guess composite video would be going backwards as those co-axial
cables are always fatter and stiffer than S-video despite the awful
picture.
Any advice would be very welcome.
Cheers.