RE: 5.1 6.1 surround

[Keith Doxey]

As a test you can sed composite over the first video circuit and try the
5.1
digital over the second video circuit used normally for S-Video.

If it works then I can built unitsd with 4 video circuits that can be used
for

RGBS or
CompositeVideo + SVideo + DolbyDigital or
ComponentVideo + DolbyDigital

Keith

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Subject: RE: [KAT5] 5.1 6.1 surround



Keith,

>Phil Harris has suggested that as a Dolby Digital signal is a 75ohm
signal
>it MAY pass over a standard KAT5 Video circuit. I dont think any harm
could
>come from trying out this theory as KAT5 will only output the same
level
>that is input to the transmitter.

So i'd still need 2 KAT5 transmitters and recvivers then... :(


>If anyone would care to try this at their own risk and report back I am
>sure others would be interested in the results.

I would but it seems a little pointless for me to have beautiful 5.1
digital
sound
and err no picture,,, :(

Andy

1 x transmitter 1 x receiver


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