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jawdoc
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      22nd Oct 2005
Hello
I need to place a lcd monitor 14 meters from the pc.
The video card has vga and dvi ports. I need to run fairly high
resolution. The lcd will be a ceiling pole mount.
What is my best cable solution
standard vga cable?
DVI fiberoptic extension?
What is most commonly used here.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

 
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Carl Pearson
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      22nd Oct 2005
You're not going to get anything near that with a conventional cable.

If you don't mind the extra radiation floating around, some form of wifi
video sounds the most practical.

On the home front, both D-Link & Cisco (nee LinkSys) make streaming
units that propagate the signal via wireless transmission. Not sure
about the commercial side, but I'm sure it's out there as well.

jawdoc wrote:
> Hello
> I need to place a lcd monitor 14 meters from the pc.
> The video card has vga and dvi ports. I need to run fairly high
> resolution. The lcd will be a ceiling pole mount.
> What is my best cable solution
> standard vga cable?
> DVI fiberoptic extension?
> What is most commonly used here.
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>

 
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Jawdoc
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      22nd Oct 2005
Has anyone used the blackbox vga extenders?
"jawdoc" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello
> I need to place a lcd monitor 14 meters from the pc.
> The video card has vga and dvi ports. I need to run fairly high
> resolution. The lcd will be a ceiling pole mount.
> What is my best cable solution
> standard vga cable?
> DVI fiberoptic extension?
> What is most commonly used here.
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>



 
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DaveW
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      23rd Oct 2005
For that long a distance you are virtually going to have to find a way to
use fiber optic cable. The noise induced and gain loss over that distance
is too great for a standard DVI cable.

DaveW

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> Hello
> I need to place a lcd monitor 14 meters from the pc.
> The video card has vga and dvi ports. I need to run fairly high
> resolution. The lcd will be a ceiling pole mount.
> What is my best cable solution
> standard vga cable?
> DVI fiberoptic extension?
> What is most commonly used here.
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>



 
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Skeleton Man
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      23rd Oct 2005
>I need to place a lcd monitor 14 meters from the pc.
>The video card has vga and dvi ports. I need to run fairly high
>resolution. The lcd will be a ceiling pole mount.
>What is my best cable solution
>standard vga cable?
>DVI fiberoptic extension?
>What is most commonly used here.
>Any help is greatly appreciated.



I would use DVI over fibre optic extenders. This one supports to up 1280x1024
and a distance of up to 700m (certainly not cheap tho):
http://tinyurl.com/9vuha

Regards,
Chris



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