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_ 		30. August 2004 @ 06:37 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Has anyone used this metthod to connect their AV equipment with their computer network? A company which makes and sells excellent interconnects (S-Video) is offering these transformer/terminators called "baluns" (sp?) which are supposed to allow one to transmit componenet audio and video data over ethernet. Seems to me that the sheer small size of the "pipe" (the gauge of ethernet wire) would be a limiting factor compared to thicker a/v cable.

Need some advice before I start drilling holes in my walls...thanks in advance!
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