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John Welch wrote:
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<pre wrap="">u could always use a longer USB cable and keep the HDPVR near the TV.
Cheap usb cables/extenders can be found at monoprice.com
Mitchell
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<pre wrap=""><!---->Thanks. I am considering running a long USB cable, with appropriate
repeaters. However, if the heat from the unit continues to be a
factor I would much rather have it in my basement. Also, isn't it
just as likely that the long USB run will introduce problems as it is
that the long component video will cause problems? I mean, there's at
least one poster in this thread that is saying he's running 40+ foot
cables with just a splitter, and is not seeing any quality
degradation.
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You are not going to have a problem with the long USB cable with the
repeater. <br>
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Didn't the person who used the long runs after the cheap component
splitter say he was watching SD on a 640x480 projector? At least I
think he said he said he was feeding 720p to the projector but that
exceeded the resolution of the projector.<br>
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If your setup is HD, you may want better.<br>
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Allen<br>
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