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hiding scart leads
Allan87
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in Techie Stuff
can anyone recommend the best ways to hide scart leads, box them off, wireless ect? Is the wireless option good quality?
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How long is the scart lead, most are hidden behind the tv anyway ?
As for wireless, digisenders are great for sharing pictures between rooms but I wouldn't use one to replace a scart lead.0 -
Wireless dont (at least they didnt unless they make them now) send RGB scart signals. They only send 'composite' (Which is basic video), and so is quite a deterioration in signal
Id stick with a good quality scart lead personally ('Thor' are a top make, and pretty cheap on ebay):idea:0 -
How long is the scart lead, most are hidden behind the tv anyway ?
As for wireless, digisenders are great for sharing pictures between rooms but I wouldn't use one to replace a scart lead.
It's about 3m, the tv is hanging on a wall so the scarts at the moment are just drooping down to the sky/dvd.0 -
>drooping down to the sky/dvd.
Same here...Try bundling them together (ty-rap) as a single drop lead and then down one side of the TV, near the curtains perhaps. Until I find a better solution..0 -
Unless you've got solid walls just put the cables through the wall behind the tv and out at the bottom behind the sky box.0
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If the cable appears to be a distracting problem then perhaps watch more interesting television programming. I know MSE Martin has a show.
False ceilings have become a fact to hide services in office buildings. Perhaps we are going to need false walls to conceal wires for wall mounted AV fittings in the home.
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