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17th June 2007, 02:45 AM
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Routing signal
I know this isn't a very "audio" related question but i can't be bothered registering to some new forums when there are so many bright minds here.
Anyway. So i have a tv port in a room. But my mother decided that she'd like the Tv in that room no-where near the port. Hmmm women.... Anyway Assume that routing cables in any way(along corners or behind plasterboard) isn't acceptable (don't ask) how would i send a signal from that port to the TV ... Without distroying the integridy of my wireless phone handsets throughout the house. I am very experienced in fabricating anything from schematics so please throw any idea's at me. Cheers Yngwie. |
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