First, wanted to say thanks to everyone who's helped answer my previous newb questions (Del, you are a fountain of knowledge!). It's been great to find a community so generous with their time and willingness to educate.
I'm getting to the security camera portion of my wiring and am trying to figure the best route of running the video feed from my DVR to 3 TVs. Based on my research on most DVRs, it looks like they output BNC, VGA, and some HDMI. I'm curious as to what the preferred method of distributing video is. I have plenty of Cat6 and quad shielded coax. My initial thinking was either: BNC over RG6 or VGA over cat6.
BNC over RG6 seems the cheapest route. Not sure what I could convert that to on the TV/Receiver input end though (most seem to only take hdmi/component/rca). Would BNC to component work? Could you just split the BNC like you would with RG6? VGA over cat6 seems expensive with the converters (x3).
Steve
I'm getting to the security camera portion of my wiring and am trying to figure the best route of running the video feed from my DVR to 3 TVs. Based on my research on most DVRs, it looks like they output BNC, VGA, and some HDMI. I'm curious as to what the preferred method of distributing video is. I have plenty of Cat6 and quad shielded coax. My initial thinking was either: BNC over RG6 or VGA over cat6.
BNC over RG6 seems the cheapest route. Not sure what I could convert that to on the TV/Receiver input end though (most seem to only take hdmi/component/rca). Would BNC to component work? Could you just split the BNC like you would with RG6? VGA over cat6 seems expensive with the converters (x3).
Steve