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Best video sender for upc

corner back 2 · 2012-12-12 18:32:43

Will be moving to new house shortly and planning to get upc multiroom. However I will require a video sender for a third room. Can anyone recommend the best type to use with ups please.

12-12-2012 6:32pm

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Will be moving to new house shortly and planning to get upc multiroom. However I will require a video sender for a third room. Can anyone recommend the best type to use with ups please.

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#2 15-12-2012 8:41pm

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It would be best to ask the installer to put in a cable for you. A Cable is always best. If unwilling to pay for multiroom then a signal send via a cable from the box will still be better.

If that is not possible the best video senders are 5Ghz and are quite expensive. You also need to feed them from SCART. This generally means you can't use the main UPC box and need to use a multiroom box. They can be difficult to setup and may go wonky at times. The video quality is not good enough for HD or a 32" plus TV.

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