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recolligo
- Jan 1, 1970
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A first time post for an electronics novice, so here goes:
I am helping a non-profit set up their video camera with two
monitors. The camera is 10feet away from one monitor and 50ft away
from another. They are using the camera to show closeups of a cooking
demonstration, so it's video only, and no sound.
I don't have the specs on the camera, but I believe it's a Sony, a
recent (2005 - 6) purchase.
My objective is to take the feed from the camera using the RCA jacks
and connect to the monitors. The monitors have RCA and Coax jacks.
I have to buy something and set it up without any experimentation
time, so wondering:
If I use an RCA adapter (splits the single RCA into two cables) to go
from the camera to the two monitors, will there be noticeable signal
loss? Do I need a distributor/amplifier?
Any suggestions or direction much appreciated.
R.
I am helping a non-profit set up their video camera with two
monitors. The camera is 10feet away from one monitor and 50ft away
from another. They are using the camera to show closeups of a cooking
demonstration, so it's video only, and no sound.
I don't have the specs on the camera, but I believe it's a Sony, a
recent (2005 - 6) purchase.
My objective is to take the feed from the camera using the RCA jacks
and connect to the monitors. The monitors have RCA and Coax jacks.
I have to buy something and set it up without any experimentation
time, so wondering:
If I use an RCA adapter (splits the single RCA into two cables) to go
from the camera to the two monitors, will there be noticeable signal
loss? Do I need a distributor/amplifier?
Any suggestions or direction much appreciated.
R.