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Video senders and LCDs
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I'm thinking of getting an LCD for the bedroom in a few months time (26-32" probably), but I'm unsure of the best way to get a picture to it.
We have a Sky box in there, which I'll connect via RGB scart, but I still want to have a feed from the Sky+ box downstairs. At the moment it's just a coax cable feeding it with a TV link, and the picture isn't very good, even on a 21" CRT. I'd imagine it'd look pretty shitty on an LCD.
It'd be a pain to run cabling to it, with it being the opposite site of the house. My only other option is a video sender. What is the quality like on these? Would they look OK on an LCD?
Cheers for any advice
We have a Sky box in there, which I'll connect via RGB scart, but I still want to have a feed from the Sky+ box downstairs. At the moment it's just a coax cable feeding it with a TV link, and the picture isn't very good, even on a 21" CRT. I'd imagine it'd look pretty shitty on an LCD.
It'd be a pain to run cabling to it, with it being the opposite site of the house. My only other option is a video sender. What is the quality like on these? Would they look OK on an LCD?
Cheers for any advice
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Are you sure you have it well tuned and using decent well screened cable?
It would be very hard to replace it, since it's channeled into the walls.
Does`nt your reply defeat the object of your post and what your trying to do, c`mon Pingu make an effort.