RE: RGBS & stereo

[Keith Doxey]

Hi Richard

As has been mentioned in other replies, RGBS used all 4 pairs so there is
no
provision for audio. However, as you are sending it to your projector you
probable want to send the audio over a different route anyway.

I can supply an RGBS unit with either Phono's or a SCART

You will not get an RGB videosender for the same reason you will not get an
S-Video one.
The signal either needs to be mixed to composite, in which case you loose
all the benefits of RGB, or needs to be sent as 3 or 4 seperate radio
channels very high bandwidth and the spectrum simply doesnt exist. A top
quality RGB signal will often have a bandwidth of >60MHz per colour.
Compare that with the bandwidth of a Composite signal of around 6MHz. You
now see why RGB is higher quality.

HTH

Keith


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Subject: [KAT5] RGBS &amp; stereo


Hi there,

I'm sure this has probably been discussed before, but I couldn't locate any
relevant info. I'd like to transmit RGBS stereo audio from my TiVo in one
room to my Sony 10HT projector in another. I realise I could buy one of
those RGB -> S-Video converter boxes &amp; transmit that, but I
don't really
want to lose the extra chrominance bandwidth of RGB. Also, a 7 foot screen
tends to make even the smallest reduction in quality (by going via extra
boxes) noticeable.

Is this possible via KAT5 (maybe with two leads, one for video, one for
audio)?

If not, does anyone know if an RGB wireless videosender exists?

Cheers,

Richard (first post) Harnwell


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