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Query - TV signal via ethernet

mburke · 2010-01-09 11:44:52

Hope this is the correct forum, anyway the scenario is that in one building there is rte etc via aerial and other free to air channels via digital receiver. Is there any way of sending these signals to another tv in another building via ethernet as it is cabled for IT equipment ? I assume some sort of encoder / decorder…

09-01-2010 11:44am

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mburke

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Hope this is the correct forum, anyway the scenario is that in one building there is rte etc via aerial and other free to air channels via digital receiver. Is there any way of sending these signals to another tv in another building via ethernet as it is cabled for IT equipment ? I assume some sort of encoder / decorder but any advise would be welcome.

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#2 09-01-2010 6:41pm

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You couldn't send them directly as the cable would be too lossy for analogue modulation. You'd probably need to use something like a Slingbox but this would require a PC on the receiving end.

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#3 09-01-2010 6:43pm

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Something like this but the transmission distance is 100 meters.

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