Hello all,

A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.

Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.

Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)

There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
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In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>
>Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>
>There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
not a DIY system.

Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Lurch wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
> 
> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
> not a DIY system.
> 
> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?

Hi Lurch,

Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
or other pointers I'd appreciate them.

Many thanks to Roger and Roger too.

S.

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:46:12 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
>> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
>> 
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>>
>>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>>
>>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>>
>>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
>> 
>> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
>> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
>> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
>> not a DIY system.
>> 
>> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
>
>Hi Lurch,
>
>Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
>getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
>or other pointers I'd appreciate them.
>
Information on the web is a bit scarce, it does have some very
flexible configuration options wrt sources and where you can send
them.

<http://www.schneider.co.uk/internet/pws/literature.nsf/luAllByID/NBRY-6F4H4S/$file/Squared_D_LexCom_Home_Entertainment_networking_system_brochure_SQD5628.pdf>

If you have a location for him there are a couple of people available
for install that I know of.

-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Hello all,

A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.

Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.

Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)

There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
______
Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly
monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks.
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In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>
>Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>
>There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
not a DIY system.

Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Lurch wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
> 
> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
> not a DIY system.
> 
> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?

Hi Lurch,

Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
or other pointers I'd appreciate them.

Many thanks to Roger and Roger too.

S.

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:46:12 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
>> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
>> 
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>>
>>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>>
>>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>>
>>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
>> 
>> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
>> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
>> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
>> not a DIY system.
>> 
>> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
>
>Hi Lurch,
>
>Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
>getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
>or other pointers I'd appreciate them.
>
Information on the web is a bit scarce, it does have some very
flexible configuration options wrt sources and where you can send
them.

<http://www.schneider.co.uk/internet/pws/literature.nsf/luAllByID/NBRY-6F4H4S/$file/Squared_D_LexCom_Home_Entertainment_networking_system_brochure_SQD5628.pdf>

If you have a location for him there are a couple of people available
for install that I know of.

-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Hello all,

A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.

Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.

Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)

There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
______
Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly
monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks.
PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP!

In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>
>Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>
>There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
not a DIY system.

Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Lurch wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
> 
> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
> not a DIY system.
> 
> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?

Hi Lurch,

Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
or other pointers I'd appreciate them.

Many thanks to Roger and Roger too.

S.

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:46:12 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
>> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
>> 
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>>
>>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>>
>>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>>
>>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
>> 
>> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
>> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
>> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
>> not a DIY system.
>> 
>> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
>
>Hi Lurch,
>
>Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
>getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
>or other pointers I'd appreciate them.
>
Information on the web is a bit scarce, it does have some very
flexible configuration options wrt sources and where you can send
them.

<http://www.schneider.co.uk/internet/pws/literature.nsf/luAllByID/NBRY-6F4H4S/$file/Squared_D_LexCom_Home_Entertainment_networking_system_brochure_SQD5628.pdf>

If you have a location for him there are a couple of people available
for install that I know of.

-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Hello all,

A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.

Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.

Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)

There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
______
Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly
monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks.
PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP!

In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>
>Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>
>There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
not a DIY system.

Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Lurch wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
> 
> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
> not a DIY system.
> 
> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?

Hi Lurch,

Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
or other pointers I'd appreciate them.

Many thanks to Roger and Roger too.

S.

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:46:12 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
>> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
>> 
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>>
>>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>>
>>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>>
>>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
>> 
>> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
>> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
>> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
>> not a DIY system.
>> 
>> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
>
>Hi Lurch,
>
>Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
>getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
>or other pointers I'd appreciate them.
>
Information on the web is a bit scarce, it does have some very
flexible configuration options wrt sources and where you can send
them.

<http://www.schneider.co.uk/internet/pws/literature.nsf/luAllByID/NBRY-6F4H4S/$file/Squared_D_LexCom_Home_Entertainment_networking_system_brochure_SQD5628.pdf>

If you have a location for him there are a couple of people available
for install that I know of.

-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
______
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In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>
>Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>
>There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
not a DIY system.

Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Lurch wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
> 
> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
> not a DIY system.
> 
> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?

Hi Lurch,

Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
or other pointers I'd appreciate them.

Many thanks to Roger and Roger too.

S.

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:46:12 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
>> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
>> 
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>>
>>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>>
>>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>>
>>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
>> 
>> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
>> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
>> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
>> not a DIY system.
>> 
>> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
>
>Hi Lurch,
>
>Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
>getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
>or other pointers I'd appreciate them.
>
Information on the web is a bit scarce, it does have some very
flexible configuration options wrt sources and where you can send
them.

<http://www.schneider.co.uk/internet/pws/literature.nsf/luAllByID/NBRY-6F4H4S/$file/Squared_D_LexCom_Home_Entertainment_networking_system_brochure_SQD5628.pdf>

If you have a location for him there are a couple of people available
for install that I know of.

-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
______
Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly
monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks.
PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP!

In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>
>Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>
>There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
not a DIY system.

Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Lurch wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
> 
> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
> not a DIY system.
> 
> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?

Hi Lurch,

Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
or other pointers I'd appreciate them.

Many thanks to Roger and Roger too.

S.

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:46:12 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
>> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
>> 
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>>
>>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>>
>>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>>
>>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
>> 
>> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
>> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
>> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
>> not a DIY system.
>> 
>> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
>
>Hi Lurch,
>
>Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
>getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
>or other pointers I'd appreciate them.
>
Information on the web is a bit scarce, it does have some very
flexible configuration options wrt sources and where you can send
them.

<http://www.schneider.co.uk/internet/pws/literature.nsf/luAllByID/NBRY-6F4H4S/$file/Squared_D_LexCom_Home_Entertainment_networking_system_brochure_SQD5628.pdf>

If you have a location for him there are a couple of people available
for install that I know of.

-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
______
Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly
monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks.
PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP!

In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>
>Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>
>There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
not a DIY system.

Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Lurch wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
> 
> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
> not a DIY system.
> 
> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?

Hi Lurch,

Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
or other pointers I'd appreciate them.

Many thanks to Roger and Roger too.

S.

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:46:12 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
>> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
>> 
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>>
>>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>>
>>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>>
>>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
>> 
>> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
>> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
>> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
>> not a DIY system.
>> 
>> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
>
>Hi Lurch,
>
>Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
>getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
>or other pointers I'd appreciate them.
>
Information on the web is a bit scarce, it does have some very
flexible configuration options wrt sources and where you can send
them.

<http://www.schneider.co.uk/internet/pws/literature.nsf/luAllByID/NBRY-6F4H4S/$file/Squared_D_LexCom_Home_Entertainment_networking_system_brochure_SQD5628.pdf>

If you have a location for him there are a couple of people available
for install that I know of.

-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
______
Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly
monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks.
PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP!

In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>
>Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>
>There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
not a DIY system.

Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Lurch wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
> 
> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
> not a DIY system.
> 
> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?

Hi Lurch,

Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
or other pointers I'd appreciate them.

Many thanks to Roger and Roger too.

S.

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:46:12 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
>> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
>> 
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>>
>>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>>
>>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>>
>>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
>> 
>> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
>> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
>> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
>> not a DIY system.
>> 
>> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
>
>Hi Lurch,
>
>Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
>getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
>or other pointers I'd appreciate them.
>
Information on the web is a bit scarce, it does have some very
flexible configuration options wrt sources and where you can send
them.

<http://www.schneider.co.uk/internet/pws/literature.nsf/luAllByID/NBRY-6F4H4S/$file/Squared_D_LexCom_Home_Entertainment_networking_system_brochure_SQD5628.pdf>

If you have a location for him there are a couple of people available
for install that I know of.

-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
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In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>
>Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>
>There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
not a DIY system.

Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Lurch wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
> 
> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
> not a DIY system.
> 
> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?

Hi Lurch,

Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
or other pointers I'd appreciate them.

Many thanks to Roger and Roger too.

S.

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:46:12 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
>> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
>> 
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>>
>>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>>
>>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>>
>>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
>> 
>> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
>> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
>> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
>> not a DIY system.
>> 
>> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
>
>Hi Lurch,
>
>Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
>getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
>or other pointers I'd appreciate them.
>
Information on the web is a bit scarce, it does have some very
flexible configuration options wrt sources and where you can send
them.

<http://www.schneider.co.uk/internet/pws/literature.nsf/luAllByID/NBRY-6F4H4S/$file/Squared_D_LexCom_Home_Entertainment_networking_system_brochure_SQD5628.pdf>

If you have a location for him there are a couple of people available
for install that I know of.

-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
______
Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly
monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks.
PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP!

In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>
>Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>
>There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
not a DIY system.

Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Lurch wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
> 
> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
> not a DIY system.
> 
> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?

Hi Lurch,

Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
or other pointers I'd appreciate them.

Many thanks to Roger and Roger too.

S.

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:46:12 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
>> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:
>> 
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>>
>>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>>
>>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
>>> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>>
>>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
>>> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?
>> 
>> There is a system about that'll do something very similar to that.
>> I've only got paper based literature on it, somewhere in the office.
>> IIRC the manufacturer only supplied to pre-approved installers, i.e.
>> not a DIY system.
>> 
>> Was your friend wanting this to be a slef install project?
>
>Hi Lurch,
>
>Thanks for the reply. At the moment, he's open to either self-install or 
>getting a company in to do what he wants. If you've any links, companies 
>or other pointers I'd appreciate them.
>
Information on the web is a bit scarce, it does have some very
flexible configuration options wrt sources and where you can send
them.

<http://www.schneider.co.uk/internet/pws/literature.nsf/luAllByID/NBRY-6F4H4S/$file/Squared_D_LexCom_Home_Entertainment_networking_system_brochure_SQD5628.pdf>

If you have a location for him there are a couple of people available
for install that I know of.

-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

In article , Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> 
> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> 
> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything about 
> the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> 
> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm struggling 
> to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any recommendations?

Have a look at
http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Roger Wilmut   wrote:

> In article , Simon Dobson
> <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>>
>> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
>> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
>>
>> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
>> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
>>
>> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
>> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
>> recommendations?
>
> Have a look at
> http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95


Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?
-- 
Cheers,
Roger
______
Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly
monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks.
PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP!

In article , Roger Mills
 wrote:

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Roger Wilmut   wrote:
> 
> > In article , Simon Dobson
> > <replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
> >>
> >> Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+..
> >> Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surround systems and a normal Hi-fi.
> >>
> >> Quality of the system is the most important, so sending everything
> >> about the place wirelessly or with RF would be a no-no :-)
> >>
> >> There's plenty audio distribution systems on the web, but I'm
> >> struggling to find one that'll do video. Anyone have any
> >> recommendations?
> >
> > Have a look at
> > http://www.keene.co.uk/electronics/product.php?mycat=10_95
> 
> 
> Looks as if it can only handle one source at a time, though - or am I 
> missing something? Presumably the OP wants to distribute *both* sources at 
> the same time, and select which one to watch on ecah individual TV?

The only way of doing that over video wiring is to have a
remote-controllable switcher and an infra-red extender to control it -
he would need one for each room and preventing the extenders from
interfering with each other would be a problem.

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:16:57 +0000, Simon Dobson
<replytogroup@nospam.domain.invalid> mused:

>Hello all,
>
>A friend is after setting up a home video distribution system.
>
>Two sources, a multimedia PC tucked away upstairs along with a Sky+.. 
>Three outputs; two plasma TV's & surr