JamieFitzsimons
Established Member
Hi all, just a few questions.. I'm moving my bedroom around and the positioning of my SKY+ box (Not HD) is going to cause a few issues with this.
I'm buying a 40 inch LCD to mount on my wall, the wall best suited for this is on the opposite side to that of the one the SKY box is fed through. I understand there are a few solutions to this? Please feel free to correct my lack of know-how regarding the AV side of things! I'm a total newbie.
I was thinking I could buy a longer Scart, channel it along the wall and up the opposing wall so it can be attached directly to the TV. Then I'd have to use some form of IR receiver/booster so that the box can stay where it is with no implications? I don't really want to have the box on show, regardless. This is because it's white, and the TV and other peripherals are not.
Long story short, will this work? If so, what is the best solution? Best IR receiver/booster? best place to purchase a long enough Scart (5m+)?
As I said, total newbie when it comes to this stuff, so please be patient with me, I will greatly appreciate any help! Thanks.
I'm buying a 40 inch LCD to mount on my wall, the wall best suited for this is on the opposite side to that of the one the SKY box is fed through. I understand there are a few solutions to this? Please feel free to correct my lack of know-how regarding the AV side of things! I'm a total newbie.
I was thinking I could buy a longer Scart, channel it along the wall and up the opposing wall so it can be attached directly to the TV. Then I'd have to use some form of IR receiver/booster so that the box can stay where it is with no implications? I don't really want to have the box on show, regardless. This is because it's white, and the TV and other peripherals are not.
Long story short, will this work? If so, what is the best solution? Best IR receiver/booster? best place to purchase a long enough Scart (5m+)?
As I said, total newbie when it comes to this stuff, so please be patient with me, I will greatly appreciate any help! Thanks.