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WanMan
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| Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 11:59 am Post subject: And I thought crimping RJ45 was a PITA |
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It would seem that AudioQuest has made it a little easier for field installers of HDMI cables.
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DrKnow65
Joined: 14 Jan 2009
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Location: Carbondale, CO
TV/Projector: Vidikron Vision One
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I sure hope fluke comes out with a "jack rapid" tool before I have to start dealing with these.
We still use premade's, and nothing over 25 meters...
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fuzzybee
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| Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 1:43 pm Post subject: |
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My company tries our best to avoid HDMI if at all possible; if we can't avoid it, we *try* to use powered HDMI-over-CAT6 extenders. I say *try*, because sometimes these just plain don't work.
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DrKnow65
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Location: Carbondale, CO
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We use them (premade), when ever possible, within the limitations of a straight up a-to-b cable. No extenders, adapters, and only rarely a 3-into-1 switcher. The video for longer runs (25meters +) is always component video over quad shielded coax.
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WanMan
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Just trying to keep track of 8 conductors is hard enough. But 19 seems like enough to cause you to look for a new job if you have to do this for your job.
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