Re: Audio Video Distribution Questions

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I know there's a way to convert an a-bus signal into line-level rca for
audio. I could probably do that to get audio to the TV. Now my question
is with video. I would have to hook the coax to the back of the TV to
get the cable feed and then use some form of converter to change the
rca outputs from the CAV6.6 into coax or ethernet to be sent to the
room and then convert it back again... right? Then in order to switch
between live TV and the CAV6.6, I would have to use the input selector
on the TV. What converter should I use?

My other option is to convert A-Bus to rca audio in the distribution
closet and then push those signals with the video out from the CAV6.6
into an RF Modulator (if this is the correct way). I could take the
output from the RF Modulator and use a combiner with the cable feed to
send a signal over RG6 to each room. But this way, I would have to
purchase a separate RF Modulator for each zone.

What is the best design to get live cable and a signal from the CAV6.6
to each room if I don't want to have in-wall speakers? Please detail
the different converters I would need to use to utilize the RG6 and
Cat5e runs to each room (I think that's where I'm stuck).