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HDMI Connection

bauderline · 2007-07-12 22:51:56

Another AV question... If I wanted to keep my digibox in an AV rack at the opposite side of the room to a HD flat screen and have it connected via HDMI I assume the only way of doing this is to run a long HDMI cable (circa 10m) via trunking. Does such a thing exist and moreover work ? Best regards, Baud.

12-07-2007 10:51pm

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bauderline

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Another AV question... If I wanted to keep my digibox in an AV rack at the opposite side of the room to a HD flat screen and have it connected via HDMI I assume the only way of doing this is to run a long HDMI cable (circa 10m) via trunking.

Does such a thing exist and moreover work ?

Best regards, Baud.

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#2 13-07-2007 7:51am

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have a 12m cable going from my av rack to my projector on the celing.they do exist, but for that run you need a devent quality one that won't affect teh signal much. they get expensive when you get to that length though

this is the one i got
http://www.bluejeanscable.co.uk/store/dvi/index.htm

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#3 13-07-2007 8:55am

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Thanks Mossy, EXACTLY what I was looking for !

Best regards, baud.

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#4 13-07-2007 9:03am

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I have done this myself, I put up a thread of the install on the boards.ie Home Entertainment forums.

Here: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055025882

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#5 13-07-2007 10:41am

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Nice job prospect !

My house is a new build so I hope to get this stuff nailed at the outset when its cheap and mess doesn't matter !

you have given me food for thought !

baud.

PS - We have been talking about speaker connections in another thread, where did you source your speakers connectors from that are in the wall plates... I take it you fabricated the wall plates your self ?

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#6 13-07-2007 11:55am

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bauderline,

I have single runs of cables from the amp to the speakers. It was Buzzard that has the speaker cable wall plates.

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