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I was wondering if anyone is currently using the MuxLab VideoEase 500016 S Video balun system? I was thinking of purchasing three or four of these little units. Seems like it would be a lot easier then running all those cables. How are these working out for you? Hows the signal quality? George

http://www.muxlab.com/products/ve_svd_s-v_balun.html

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This would only be considered if high bandwidth is required (karaoke graphics do not require a large bandwidth) and you have long runs 100-1000 feet. It would also be used in a high interference area. For 99% of our apps a s-video to RCA adapter would suffice along with the shacks video DA.

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OK I'm a little confused You want to do this to keep from running cables yet you have to run cat 5 cables instead of coax so uh whats the difference

as per muxlab
The VideoEase S-Video Balun allows one (1) S-Video channel to be connected via two (2) unshielded twisted pairs. Used in pairs, the S-Video Balun is used in home or commercial applications as a smart, fast and cost-effective means of connecting S-Video equipment using twisted pair instead of coax cable.

Also coax is stronger and if the ends get pulled off much easier to replace than cat 5. I also believe that you would get a better signal quality than cat 5.

Lone Wolf

didn't he say it was a wireless system?

That's my point where does the wireless come in?

L.W.

Sorry guys, i was under the impression these were a wireless transmitter system. I was told later that they're not..my bad. Can anyone suggest a good wireless system?

I looked at one of those cheap $19.95 house wireless systems for sattellite, not really interested in a cheap home unit. George

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This is what I use for wirelss video --> http://www.x10.com/products4/google/wir ... der_v.html

Works great for me.

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