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paulcl
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Could anyone recommend a solution to a cable problem which has developed with my home cinema?
Briefly, my set-up consists of several components (satellite, video recorder, cd player, pc, dvd x 2), linked to a projector and speakers through a Lexicon DC2. The video outputs are connected to the Lexicon by S Video cables (with the exception of one DVD player which is connected directly to the projector via a component cable) and there is a single S Video output from the Lexicon to the projector. The units are housed in a separate room and the component cable and S Video cable to the projector are built into the walls and ceiling.
A fault has developed with the S Video cable and it's output is now monochrome. I would like to achieve a solution to this problem without resorting to rebuilding and decorating! With this in mind, is there any piece of kit that I could add that would take the S Video output from the Lexicon and the component output from the DVD player and feed a single component output to the projector using the existing "built in" component cable, bypassing the faulty S Video cable?
Any suggestions very gratefully received!
Paul
Briefly, my set-up consists of several components (satellite, video recorder, cd player, pc, dvd x 2), linked to a projector and speakers through a Lexicon DC2. The video outputs are connected to the Lexicon by S Video cables (with the exception of one DVD player which is connected directly to the projector via a component cable) and there is a single S Video output from the Lexicon to the projector. The units are housed in a separate room and the component cable and S Video cable to the projector are built into the walls and ceiling.
A fault has developed with the S Video cable and it's output is now monochrome. I would like to achieve a solution to this problem without resorting to rebuilding and decorating! With this in mind, is there any piece of kit that I could add that would take the S Video output from the Lexicon and the component output from the DVD player and feed a single component output to the projector using the existing "built in" component cable, bypassing the faulty S Video cable?
Any suggestions very gratefully received!
Paul