I am moving into a new house which has been cabled with a single coax and single Cat 6 to each room. The coax is currently set to distribute satellite signal via some kind of splitter/multi-LNB in the roof near the dish.
I only require Sky Q to one of these locations.
I imagine the easiest way (rather than running a new satellite cable, for which the routing would be difficult) would be to switch out the dish for a sky Q one and put the sky Q box in the roof where the current splitter and distribution point is.
A long way to ask my question! Given that there is a single network connection to the point I'd either need an HDMI over IP solution that can be shared with other data through a small local switch; or over the coax. Does anyone have any advice as to which may be better and suitable products?
I probably only care about 1080p since there isn't much 4k on Sky Q (although 4k would be nice for future proofing I guess); I do care about 5.1 sound and of course remote control.
[I am experienced with IP networking, so as not worried about config if that is the solution].
I only require Sky Q to one of these locations.
I imagine the easiest way (rather than running a new satellite cable, for which the routing would be difficult) would be to switch out the dish for a sky Q one and put the sky Q box in the roof where the current splitter and distribution point is.
A long way to ask my question! Given that there is a single network connection to the point I'd either need an HDMI over IP solution that can be shared with other data through a small local switch; or over the coax. Does anyone have any advice as to which may be better and suitable products?
I probably only care about 1080p since there isn't much 4k on Sky Q (although 4k would be nice for future proofing I guess); I do care about 5.1 sound and of course remote control.
[I am experienced with IP networking, so as not worried about config if that is the solution].