Adding a hdmi cable to rear TV
We are looking at a 1999 Southwind 32V and I know if we buy it I will be upgrading the TVs to flat panels and the VCR to a BlyRay player. In order to play a BluRay on the rear TV I will need the cabl...
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Thanks Roy, I knew someone had mentioned something about this.
As far as a second player in the back, what happens when someone in the back wants to watch the same show that is playing in the front. Maybe with the couch and dinette there would be enough room for the four of us in the SW but not in our Bounder.
HDMI cables of very high quality are good for at least 50 feet and with an amplifier much further. In the Bounder the cable is 35'. A powered splitter however is a necessity when you have one input and two outputs. The splitter I bought has the pass through feature, maybe all of them do but I only use the splitter when playing a video disc.
The cost of the cable and the splitter were less that a decent BluRay player would be. Installation was a bear in the Bounder but should be much easier if RoyB is correct.
As far as a second player in the back, what happens when someone in the back wants to watch the same show that is playing in the front. Maybe with the couch and dinette there would be enough room for the four of us in the SW but not in our Bounder.
HDMI cables of very high quality are good for at least 50 feet and with an amplifier much further. In the Bounder the cable is 35'. A powered splitter however is a necessity when you have one input and two outputs. The splitter I bought has the pass through feature, maybe all of them do but I only use the splitter when playing a video disc.
The cost of the cable and the splitter were less that a decent BluRay player would be. Installation was a bear in the Bounder but should be much easier if RoyB is correct.
