carsonld
Active Member
to preface this, I am by no means merely educated on video. So this is all new to me. I am the new TD at a high school. They have a camera for an onstage feed. Tthis camera has the yellow, red, and white cables (RCA?) that connect to a box that converts it to Ethernet. There is then a box that the Ethernet connects to that splits that signal into a bunch of other outputs. I have yet to find where any of those outputs go to... except two. One goes to the green room. And another on goes to the dressing room. All of this is still Ethernet or cat5 or cat 6. Now what I would like is a feed in all three dressing rooms, and the three feeds to go backstage. So am I going to need another Ethernet splitter? At this point am I going to start loosing picture quality? I would then attach a Ethernet to vga adapter because we have a ton of computer monitors in a bunch of different sizes.
So please let me know how ghetto this sounds, but more importantly if it will work. I’m worried about splitting the connections so much that they just quit working at some point. Or that the vga to Ethernet won’t work.
So please let me know how ghetto this sounds, but more importantly if it will work. I’m worried about splitting the connections so much that they just quit working at some point. Or that the vga to Ethernet won’t work.