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Suggestions for multi-connector HDTV wall plates?

Oct 25, 2006 by Chris | Posted in Home Theater

I'm prospering to be mounting my new plasma HDTV on the wall and would like to find a good, multi-connector wall plate that I can put on either end of the wall for connecting the components to the TV. In the best of circumstances the wall plate(s) would have 2 HDMI jacks, an S-video jack, component video jacks, left/right audio jacks, an ethernet jack, and a cablegram jack.

Has anybody found such wall plates, or what would you recommend instead for connecting the various cables through the wall?

Thanks!

If you would like a panel custom make for that application please email me. Everything you describe is doable except maybe the HDMI, you should not be pluggin that type of wire into wall plates, then jumping it out again. You should have the wall face made with a small hole for the cable to exit from and go directly to the TV. HDMI is a little sensitive to being "interrupt spliced" together whereas many other technologies are not.

audiowheelie | Oct 27, 2006

you stress to call an electrician with a low voltage department/guy.

I worked for an electrician doing low voltage, we didn't do hdmi or s-video, but everything else you described with an increment of more. (we didn't do it because no one had asked,...yet) Some local shops should be able to do it.

They will have create the coat. We could create almost any combination of coax, Ethernet, cable, audio, speaker, etc you could want. I'm unfailing s video and hdmi is available too.
hogie0101 | Oct 25, 2006

If you would like a picture custom make for that application please email me. Everything you describe is doable except maybe the HDMI, you should not be pluggin that type of wire into wall plates, then jumping it out again. You should have the wall charger made with a small hole for the cable to exit from and go directly to the TV. HDMI is a little sensitive to being "end spliced" together whereas many other technologies are not.
audiowheelie | Oct 27, 2006

How can I connect a wii and DVD player to a projector mounted in the ceiling?

Jun 17, 2008 by nbost | Posted in Home Theater

We have a living quarters theater in our basement. We would like to have the ability to hook up our DVD player and Wii (or other console) via component cables in one location on the wall a stone's throw from the surround sound system. What is the best way to do this?

I have been looking at component wall plates and component cables. I would like to be able to leave both connected and rod between them. Also, would like for the connection to look nice in the wall while being as cheap as possible.

Thank you!

You Privation it CHEAP right?

http://www.firefold.com/Categories/Video-Switch-Boxes/Component-Switches-(Multiple-Sources--One-TV).aspx?gclid=CM7uxKGl-5MCFQNHFQod43r4Vw

Look at the 3rd one...




Well, here's some other choices......

http://www.inday.com/

And

http://www.cablestogo.com/artefact.asp?cat_id=3108&sku=40697&cm_mmc_o=dyBBTkwCjC-ApbB%20ebpwB%20KwMbgwlCjCmwkwgfBy%20mcbfgtwlCjCSix9I

But what I don't see is In-Wall switches you stroll up to....

I see mostly shelf /rack mounting.....

And if I HAD the choice....I'd go with HDMI and not the lossy Component output cables

Or what I'd do is use a video compensator moral AFTER the switch and before the run to the projector....

TV TECH-man® | Jun 17, 2008

How do you wire an S-Video port?

Oct 13, 2007 by Jamie B | Posted in Home Theatre

I recently purchased a 40" TV for my bedroom (Samsung M87) and I lover it. Problem is, cables make it look bad. I have purchased a couple of wall plates; with Composite Video, Component Video, an RF drag relatives and S-Video connections, I need to know how to wire an S-Video connection (solder it).

Can you help?

This pin out will business. Make sure to check with a ring out to be sure.

42 (aka the answer to all) | Oct 13, 2007

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