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RE: cables. was HA system networks
For BROADCAST TV ....YES
for domestic AV source equipment ....NO
You are correct when you say it is the receivers capabilities that
determine
whether or not you receive Stereo sound but ONLY if the source of that
signal is in NICAM stereo. You can spend as much money as you like on
the
best colour TV in the world, but if the broadcaster puts on a Black &
White
movie then you will only see it in B&W.
NICAM Digital Stereo is generated by an expensive encoding chipset and
then
modulated onto a subcarrier of the RF frequency used for the main TV
signal.
A NICAM Encoder will cost more than a reasonable quality VCR therefore
the
modulators used to provide the RF output from VCR & Satellite receivers
are
mono. (Typically they can be bought retail for just over a fiver so
probably
only cost a quid or so the the AV manufacturers in the volumes they
buy)
The SCART socket outputs high quality video signals and Stereo audio.
KAT5
provides the means to distribute this signal over long distances with
no
degradation.
It also doesnt suffer from interference from other channels which
happens
all to frequently with UHF distibution particularly during the summer
months. Read more at www.kat5.tv particularly the section about "Taboo
TV".
Keith
www.diyha.co.uk
www.kat5.tv
-----Original Message-----
From: siu98pd [mailto:siu98pd@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 26 April 2002 14:17
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: cables. was [ukha_d] HA system networks
> Depends on what quality you're after. The KAT5 modules offer
perfect
> quality transmission with stereo audio, whereas coax will send
reasonable
> quality pictures and mono sound. If I had the money, I'd use
KAT5. I
don't
> so I'll use coax (sorry Keith - pray for a pay rise for me).
sorry, don't follow this.
I thought audio and video is transmitted via the co-ax and it's upto
the
recevier (tv in this case) to decode the audio/video and playback as
necesssary depending on the tv's capabilities?
For more information: http://www.automatedhome.co.uk
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