Scart over Cat 5e
 

On Mar 1, 1:50*am, "Bill Wright" wrote:

A fair bit I reckon. When Hil is microwaving (a new verb for you there!) in
the motorhome I can't use my bluetooth earhole device. I have to leave the
van and walk up the road. When it is raining and I'm sitting all comfy in
the front talking on the phone I have been known to shout "Oi! Turn that
****ing thing off!" to which my beloved will reply, "No ****ing tea for you
then, you miserable old ****er!"

Typical "caravan people".... *rolls eyes* :)

Scart over Cat 5e
 

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On Mar 1, 1:35 am, "Bill Wright" wrote:

CAT 5 will handle the video alright for a short run, because a lot of
CCTV
links use four core alarm cable.

Alarm cable is usually 6 core and not twisted pair, so would probably
be worse than cat5?

Yes I would have thought so. They use four core for this if they have any
handy. -12V and video ground, +12V, video, spare or audio. The result
looks OK, sort of, but when you change it for coax it tends to be an
improvement!

Bill

I came across one of these basic B&W cameras with a long flex and
a scart plug on the end and a PSU spliced in.
The picture wasn't too bad but I concluded the audio buzz from the
built-in mic was unacceptable "feature"


--
Graham.

%Profound_observation%

Scart over Cat 5e
 

"Eednud" wrote in message
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I have a Virgin Media V+ box. It has a copy to VCR Function which outputs
a recorded programme (Stored on the internal HDD) via a scart socket on the
box, which should be connect to a VCR/DVDR.
I would like to transfer this to an upstairs room. I already have a spare
Cat 5e (4 twisted pairs) cable running between these rooms. It is not
possible to run any more cables, as I installed these cables when building
an extension.

Is it possible to solder the pins I require from the scart lead to a Cat
5e cable to transfer this signal upstairs and then back to scart.

i realise that SCART has 21 pins and I only have 8 wires available, but I
just want a basic picture and would even settle for mono sound if
required.

Has anyone ever done this.... and what pins must be connected to give
sound and vision?

TIA
Is this what you are looking for
http://shop.satelliteonline.co.uk/mi...goods-64-c.asp

Scart over Cat 5e
 

Chris made the point of, On 03/03/2009 00:08:
"Eednud" wrote in message
. ..
I have a Virgin Media V+ box. It has a copy to VCR Function which outputs
a recorded programme (Stored on the internal HDD) via a scart socket on the
box, which should be connect to a VCR/DVDR.
I would like to transfer this to an upstairs room. I already have a spare
Cat 5e (4 twisted pairs) cable running between these rooms. It is not
possible to run any more cables, as I installed these cables when building
an extension.

Is it possible to solder the pins I require from the scart lead to a Cat
5e cable to transfer this signal upstairs and then back to scart.

i realise that SCART has 21 pins and I only have 8 wires available, but I
just want a basic picture and would even settle for mono sound if
required.

Has anyone ever done this.... and what pins must be connected to give
sound and vision?

TIA
Is this what you are looking for
http://shop.satelliteonline.co.uk/mi...goods-64-c.asp



No too expensive, looking for a cheap option, so the wife can watch
her recorded soaps upstairs.

Scart over Cat 5e
 

In message , Eednud
writes
Is this what you are looking for
http://shop.satelliteonline.co.uk/mi...goods-64-c.asp

No too expensive, looking for a cheap option, so the wife can watch
her recorded soaps upstairs.
I've just fitted several 75 metre runs of CAT5e for CCTV cameras, I used
baluns which cost under a tenner per pair, they have a BNC connector, a
2.1mm plug/socket for power and a phono plug at each end. I can't vouch
for the audio quality but the video is fine.
--
Clint Sharp